Our women’s sober living home is located in Lake Highlands and is central to all of Dallas. When you walk in the door you will feel at home. Enjoy the pool to relax or sit on the deck and read a book.
Timberleaf is a laid-back women’s sober living house with accountability. Each resident has required three outside meetings a week and is required to work with a sponsor or mentor.
Women’s sober living houses are residential facilities that provide a supportive, sober environment for women in recovery from substance abuse or addiction. These homes offer a safe space for women to live together and support each other as they navigate the challenges of maintaining sobriety.
Women are empowered to share their experiences as well as hold each other accountable for their sobriety, integrity, and growth in recovery. As sisters in recovery, together they find a life filled with new possibilities and a sense of purpose at Dallas Sober Living Solutions.
Our boutique women’s house is located in Lake Highlands and is central to all of Dallas. When you walk in the door you will feel at home. Enjoy the pool to relax or sit on the deck and read a book. If you live outdoors or to run, White Rock Lake is minutes from the house.
We offer a laid-back house with accountability and structure. During the week we host a daily meditation and one book study. We have one weekly house meeting to discuss our week ahead, and any issues that might arise and to also empower women. This is also a time we want the ladies to open up and share their struggles or successes.
Community and giving back are one of our core fundamentals at Dallas Sober Living Solutions. We encourage the ladies to cook, go to meetings, or get their nails done together as a house. Once a month we find a place to volunteer our time and give back to the community.
Overall, Dallas sober living house for women can be an important resource for those in recovery from substance abuse or addiction. Our home provides a safe, supportive environment where women can develop healthy habits and build a strong foundation for long-term sobriety.
I came to the Timberleaf house after spending a year in another sober living program. I realized that I wasn’t ready to live independently yet, so I committed to staying in sober living. I wanted to transition to a sober living environment where I could be more independent while still maintaining a high level of accountability.
