Eudaimonia Recovery Homes Austin (Women’s Sober Living)

Eudaimonia Recovery Homes in Austin, Texas, offers affordable and structured sober living for women, including pregnant women (though unable to accommodate children), providing essential support for community reintegration. With two Austin homes, the program requires individuals to maintain sobriety for at least 30 days prior to admission. Each home features a live-in house manager and operates with clear expectations for residents, ensuring a safe and accountable environment.

The program mandates regular drug and alcohol testing at least twice a week and active participation in a set number of 12-Step meetings, with specialized Twelve Step Facilitation. A distinctive three-phase program guides residents, with each phase presenting different objectives, responsibilities, and rewards as milestones are achieved. All participants are required to attend three weekly meetings, and residents under 25 have an additional weekly meeting, such as College Students in Recovery (CSR), to address specific needs.

Eudaimonia also partners with Measure Act Prevent (MAP) to provide a Peer Recovery Support Specialist Program (PRSS). This personalized support, available for 90 days (and extendable), includes an initial treatment profile, weekly/bi-weekly support sessions, 24/7 access to live recovery support, and bi-monthly family sessions. While residents can bring a vehicle, the homes are conveniently located within walking distance of essential services and are accessible by bus. An Intensive Outpatient Program with group meetings is available at an additional cost, offering flexible, long-term support as needed.