Threshold Recovery

Threshold Recovery provides essential 12-Step sober living homes in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, dedicated to assisting individuals in their transition from addiction treatment back into daily life. The organization operates seven distinct sober living residences, including gender-specific homes for men and women, ensuring a supportive and structured environment. Founded on a deep commitment to helping others, Threshold Recovery's mission is rooted in personal experience, striving to provide a stable, abstinence-based residency for those recovering from addiction, particularly alcohol use.

The recovery program emphasizes active participation and personal accountability. Residents are required to demonstrate their engagement in recovery through at least five documented activities per week, which can include attending therapy, 12-step meetings, church services, sponsorship meetings, service opportunities, or gym workouts. This structured approach helps residents build healthy routines and integrate back into society. After 30 days and the completion of Step 1, residents can request pass homes, fostering a gradual return to independence while maintaining support.

Threshold Recovery fosters a community-oriented living experience with shared common areas and kitchens, including refrigerator space. New residents are typically placed in shared rooms with 2-3 others, with the option to request a single room once they demonstrate self-accountability. The organization also actively assists residents in securing job opportunities, with an average pay rate of $12-$17 per hour, further aiding their reintegration and financial independence. Threshold Recovery collaborates with the Tennessee Alliance of Recovery Residences and the National Sober Living Association (NSLA), ensuring high standards of care and support.