Having recovery support after primary addiction treatment is a key component in the recovery process. Our sober living program provides many recovery support services.
We want to give you the best chance to succeed in your recovery. Our goal with these services is long-term recovery. We aim for a life free from alcohol and drugs, leading to happiness.
When you join our transitional housing program, we will also enroll you in our Recovery Support Program. This program has several parts.
1. The Addiction Monitoring Program (AMP)
2. The Three Phase Program
3. The Support Employment Volunteering Program (SEV)
4. Alcohol and Core Drug Screening and Toxicology Reporting
Each of these recovery support services helps us keep healthy boundaries for you. They also provide accountability. This allows your family to be an active part of your recovery as well.
We have clear rules and policies. These will help you manage your prescribed medications. This is important while you are in a Eudaimonia sober living program.
Why Is Recovery Support So Important?
Relapse is most common within the first 90 days after completing primary treatment. Our team desigs our long-term Recovery Support Program to help you achieve a firm foundation during this time. The primary goals of our support program are:
- To develop and learn life skills
- To continue growing on a personal level
- To establish a solid foundation with recovery housing
- To prevent relapse
To reach these goals, we offer recovery support services to everyone who joins Eudaimonia’s sober living houses.
PRSS Program
A third-party provider called MAP runs the PRSS (Peer Recovery Support Specialist) program. It gives personalized support to clients who are new to sober living.
Each client works with a certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist. This specialist helps them face the challenges of early sobriety. They meet once a week for support and guidance. Primary support loved ones also receive support services to ensure peace of mind and well-rounded care for everyone involved in the client’s addiction recovery process.
Three Phase Program
Our Three Phase Program is designed to help you develop and adjust to your freedom of choice and responsibility. As you meet your sober living goals, you will earn more freedoms and rewards.
These may include longer curfews or overnight passes. As you achieve more rewards, you’ll gradually assimilate into a more independent life in recovery. Your recovery coach will assist you in achieving the required program objectives.
SEV – Support Employment Volunteering
Our Support Employment Volunteering Program (SEV) is held three days each week for two hours a day. This program is focused on chemical dependency education, life skills, and relapse prevention for a well-rounded support curriculum that provides the appropriate amount of assistance during early recovery.
This program provides career support. It includes help with resumes and research. It also offers educational planning for those who want to continue their education after finishing drug and alcohol rehab.
Alcohol & Core Drug Screening & Toxicology Reporting
Our drug testing program consists of drug tests twice a week. We test for more than 70 substances and obtain immediate results. ETG and ETS testing determine alcohol use.
We offer our clients a drug and alcohol screening program. This helps them stay accountable to their sobriety goals. It also gives peace of mind to their families. We require all residents of our transitional living program to participate in our drug and alcohol testing program.
Eudaimonia Recovery Homes
OUR sober living locations
Eudaimonia homes combine fully furnished living spaces, onsite support from dedicated managers, and structured programs—such as the three-phase recovery model, accountability through regular screenings, and clinical and peer‑driven resources—for a nurturing, sober environment.
Wherever your journey continues, Eudaimonia provides a safe, supportive space to rebuild your life—one surrounded by recovery-minded peers and personalized care every step of the way.
Sober Living in
Austin, TX
Austin, Texas is a rapidly growing city with a well-established recovery support community and a large LGBTQ population. Austin is home to the University of Texas at Austin. It also has several other colleges and universities for those who want to continue their education.
Austin, Texas is a popular choice for young adults in recovery. It has a lively music scene, many outdoor activities, and lots of local attractions. Plenty of fun things to do exist in the city.
Sober Living in
Houston, TX
Houston, Texas is a wonderful place to live all year. It has warm, tropical weather, many local sports events, and a diverse restaurant scene.
Houston is one of the largest cities in the country. It has a low cost of living compared to other cities its size.
Many job opportunities are available. Local colleges and universities make this a great place for people of all ages. They can continue their recovery while also advancing their education and careers, if they want to.
Sober Living in Colorado
Springs, CO
Colorado Springs offers a life in recovery with the gorgeous backdrop of Pikes Peak. People know the area for its active outdoor recreation community. The local tourist economy offers many job opportunities for residents.
Pikes Peak Community College and Colorado College (among others) are located nearby and attractions like the Garden of the Gods, Peterson Air and Space Museum, and Old Colorado City ensure there’s never a lack of fun things to do.
Sober Living in Philadelphia, PA
Sober living in Philadelphia – the birthplace of the United States of America, is a great fit for all ages.
People in recovery here will enjoy the rich history and attractions. One is Independence Hall, a World Heritage site. This is where the Founding Fathers wrote and signed the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.
Another attraction is the Liberty Bell, which is a symbol of the abolitionist movement. It also includes historic houses, government buildings, museums, churches, and cemeteries.
These make up Independence National Historical Park. People know this park as the “most historic square mile in America.” The National Parks Service manages it and attracts millions of visitors each year.
Sober Living in San Antonio, TX
Dealing with addiction can create the illusion of an unattainable escape. Nonetheless, this viewpoint is distant from the truth.
Numerous pathways exist to assist in attaining and maintaining sobriety. One option is to choose a sober living arrangement. This provides a safe and supportive environment for people in recovery. These communities, often managed by addiction treatment centers, provide many resources and support to help residents heal.
Among the many great options for sober living, San Antonio, Texas stands out as an exceptionally promising place. This location presents a diverse range of sober living alternatives and an extensive array of recovery resources.
Eudaimonia Recovery Homes
Sober Living Tailored to the Individual
Men’s Sober Living
Men’s Sober Living offers supportive housing designed specifically for men in recovery. We provide sober living homes across Texas and Colorado, creating safe and structured environments that promote accountability and long-term sobriety.
Women’s Sober Living
Women’s Sober Living provides supportive housing options designed for women who are rebuilding their lives in recovery. Our sober living homes in Texas and Colorado offer safe, structured, and encouraging environments that help women maintain accountability and achieve lasting sobriety.
LGBTQ+ Sober Living
LGBTQ+ Sober Living offers a supportive and inclusive environment tailored to the unique needs of LGBTQ+ people in recovery. Our sober living homes in Austin, Texas provide a safe, structured space where residents can build accountability, find community, and work toward long-term sobriety.
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.
Briarwood Detox Center
Inpatient and Outpatient Services
Nova Recovery Center
Inpatient and Outpatient Services
Eudaimonia Recovery Homes
Sober Living Homes
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Recovery support refers to the services, environments, and peer-based resources that help individuals maintain sobriety after treatment. This can include accountability, mentorship, relapse prevention, and community living that provides structure and encouragement.
Sober living support provides a safe and structured environment where residents live free from drugs and alcohol. With peer accountability, house rules, and group support, residents practice life skills and gradually transition into independent living.
Accountability and peer support help residents stay focused on recovery goals. Sharing experiences with others in similar situations builds trust, reduces isolation, and provides daily reminders of the importance of sobriety.
Life skills training often includes budgeting, meal planning, job readiness, time management, and communication. These skills support responsibility and independence, helping residents prepare for long-term recovery outside of a structured program.
Relapse prevention support involves education, coping strategies, and daily routines that help residents recognize triggers and avoid setbacks. It includes peer accountability, mentorship, and group meetings to strengthen resilience.
Group support in recovery provides a sense of belonging and community. Whether through house meetings, 12-step groups, or peer accountability circles, group connection helps individuals practice vulnerability and build lasting relationships in sobriety.
Mentorship in sober living gives residents access to role models who have maintained long-term sobriety. Mentors provide encouragement, practical advice, and accountability, making the recovery journey less overwhelming.
Long-term recovery support reduces relapse risk, improves stability, and promotes personal growth. By extending care beyond initial treatment, residents gain consistency, structure, and community for sustainable sobriety.
A supportive sober community is a group of peers who share the same commitment to sobriety. It provides encouragement, accountability, and friendship—helping residents feel less isolated and more empowered in recovery.
By requiring residents to follow schedules, contribute to household chores, and manage personal goals, recovery support programs build confidence, accountability, and independence—skills essential for life after sober living.
Holistic support in recovery addresses mind, body, and spirit. It goes beyond abstinence, focusing on mental health, physical wellness, emotional balance, and community connection to sustain long-term sobriety.