Eudaimonia Recovery Homes
Women’s Sober Living In Austin, Texas
Safe, Comfortable Sober Living Homes for Women in Austin, TX
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Eudaimonia women’s sober living homes in Austin, Texas are designed to make you feel right at home, with great amenities, convenient locations, and extensive support programming.
Amenities
Each of our women’s sober homes in Austin is fully furnished with comfortable living room furniture, dining room tables, and chairs. Uniquely designed especially for your comfort, each location also has flat screen TVs and Wi-Fi throughout the whole house.
Each spacious bedroom is meant to accommodate two residents, featuring dressers, comfortable platform beds with clean linens, pillows, and blankets provided. Every location also provides a washer and dryer with a supply of laundry detergent, cleaning supplies and bathroom products for your convenience.
Our women’s sober homes in Austin are outfit with full kitchens and appliances, such as ovens, refrigerators, and microwaves, so you can store ingredients and cook your meals with ease. In addition, all kitchens are fully stocked with dishes, cooking and eating utensils.
Our women’s sober living homes in Austin will make you feel at home, with modern decor, clean and cozy living areas and a semi-private room where you can enjoy some alone time when you need it.
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Our women‑only sober living in Austin, is designed for momentum and stability. You’ll live with peers, follow a clear structure, and build habits that last—backed by routine drug testing, on‑site support, and our three‑phase program.
Starting at $800 Per Month
Eudaimonia offers two sober living locations for women in Austin, Texas. They are each located in the north central area of town and are conveniently located near a bus route, for easy transportation to work, school or local attractions. Our women’s sober living homes are also within walking distance of grocery stores, restaurants and other local shopping centers and businesses. If you have a vehicle and would like to bring it, you may. Otherwise, getting around will not be an issue.
What Support Services are Offered in Sober Living with Eudaimonia Recovery Homes?
Both of our Austin women’s sober living locations offers a robust support program to ensure you have the assistance you need to successfully live out the skills you learned in rehab.
The following support services are also offered at each women’s sober home in Austin, Texas:
- Structured Living – Residents adhere to a structured schedule and maintain abstinence from drugs and alcohol while enrolled in sober living. Regular drug testing provides accountability and ensures a safe and substance-free environment for everyone.
- Group Meetings – Your house manager will arrange group meetings at the sober home to facilitate regular group discussions with your peers.
- Recovery Programs – Our Three Phase Support Program reinforces the life skills you learned while in rehab. Our curriculum-based tiered programming offers additional relapse prevention techniques and education while you set out to achieve objectives that are rewarded with more personal freedoms and responsibilities.
- Outpatient Treatment Services – For an additional cost, intensive outpatient group meetings are offered three times per week and are designed to help you manage the increase in choices, responsibilities and life skills that sober living requires. IOP meetings can be combined with local recovery meetings as your schedule allows.
How much does sober living cost?
Eudaimonia offers women’s sober living in Austin, Texas for $800 per month per resident. This is well below the average rent for an apartment in Austin, which is $1,303. The cost for our women’s sober living program includes room and board, on-site amenities, and all recovery support programming with the exception of IOP. We are proud to provide safe, clean, and supportive sober living homes for women at an extremely affordable price.
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Launch Into a New and Exciting Sober Life in Austin, TX
Austin, TX is the capital of Texas. It has popular nicknames like the “Live Music Capital of the World” and “Silicon Hills.” A rapidly growing city, boasting a 39% increase in population since 2000, features a large LGBTQ community. The median age of Austin residents is 32.
Population and Income
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, women make up approximately 48.8% of Austin’s total population of 961,855 as of 2020. The median household income in Austin is about $91,461 (in 2023 dollars), and women participate in the city’s workforce at a rate of nearly 70%. Our women’s sober living homes in Austin start at $800 per month to meet your budget needs.
Employment Opportunities
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, women make up about 48.8% of Austin’s population and have a labor-force participation rate of 69.8% (2019–2023 ACS). Among full-time, year-round workers in Austin, women’s median earnings are $51,748 (2023). We provide job-search support—including résumé help and applications—to help our residents connect with the right opportunities.
Nearby Colleges and Universities
Living at a Eudaimonia sober living home makes returning to school simple, with access to top institutions like The University of Texas at Austin (about 55,000 students in Fall 2025: ~44,314 undergraduates and 10,686 graduate students). Other nearby schools include St. Edward’s University (~3,309 students) and Austin Community College.
Attractions and
Things to Do
Austin offers plenty of sober-friendly activities, from outdoor adventures to live music, museums, and local events. Popular attractions include world-class performances and festivals like South by Southwest (SXSW) and the Austin Film Festival.
Comprehensive Addiction Recovery Process
The addiction recovery process is most effective when it provides a full continuum of care that meets individuals where they are in their journey. From safe, medical detox at Briarwood Detox Center to inpatient and outpatient rehab at Nova Recovery Center and structured sober living at Eudaimonia Recovery Homes, our programs work together to support lasting sobriety.
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Inpatient and Outpatient Services
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Women’s Sober Living in Austin, TX — Frequently Asked Questions
What is women’s sober living in Austin, TX and how does it work?
Women’s sober living homes are drug‑ and alcohol‑free residences that provide structure, accountability, and peer support after detox or rehab—not inpatient treatment. Residents follow routines (house meetings, chores, curfews, random testing) while rebuilding independence.
How much does women’s sober living cost in Austin?
Expect roughly $550–$1,500+ per month for shared rooms depending on amenities and support; some women’s homes publicly list around $800/month. Private rooms can run higher. Insurance generally does not cover rent.
What’s included in rent at Eudaimonia women’s sober living homes in Austin?
Fully furnished rooms and common areas, Wi‑Fi, utilities, and access to on‑site amenities (varies by location).
Can I work or go to school while living in women’s sober living?
Yes. Eudaimonia supports employment and education with job assistance and education planning; homes are near bus routes and key Austin employers/schools.
How long should I stay in a women’s sober living home?
Many residents stay 3–6 months, and some remain longer based on goals and stability; duration varies by individual needs and program.
Are there curfews, house rules, and drug testing?
Yes—rules typically include curfews, chore schedules, house meetings, and random drug/alcohol testing to maintain a safe, accountable environment.
Where are Eudaimonia’s women’s sober living homes located in Austin?
Eudaimonia offers women‑only homes in North‑Central Austin, conveniently near shops and bus routes for access to work, school, and meetings.
Do women’s sober living homes provide treatment?
Sober living provides structured housing and peer accountability; clinical treatment is separate. At Eudaimonia, IOP (intensive outpatient) is available at additional cost and can be combined with community meetings.
What’s the difference between sober living and a halfway house?
Both are recovery‑supportive housing, but sober living is typically privately run with flexible length of stay and more privacy; halfway houses may be publicly funded, time‑limited, or court‑linked.
Are there different “levels” of recovery residences?
Yes. The National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) describes Levels I–IV (Peer‑Run → Service Provider). Most women’s sober living homes are Level II (Monitored) or Level III (Supervised), which include rules, peer support, and staff oversight.