Sober Living
A Safe Place to Call Home
PMR's sober living homes offer a structured, affirming environment where you can build the foundation for lasting recovery — surrounded by community, accountability, and care.
What We Offer
What Is Sober Living?
Sober living is a transitional housing option for individuals in recovery who need a stable, substance-free environment as they rebuild their lives. PMR's homes are LGBTQIA+-affirming and allies, peer-supported, and designed to bridge the gap between treatment and independent living. Whether you're stepping down from inpatient care or simply need a safe place to focus on your recovery, our homes provide the structure and community to help you thrive.
What's Included
Life in a PMR Home
Safe & Affirming Environment
All PMR homes are LGBTQIA+-affirming and allies spaces where every resident is welcomed and respected.
Structured Daily Routine
Consistent schedules including house meetings, chores, curfews, and recovery activities help residents build healthy habits.
Peer Accountability
Live alongside others in recovery who understand your journey and hold you to your commitments with compassion.
Connection to PMR Services
Residents have direct access to PMR's full continuum of care — counseling, group therapy, case management, and peer support.
Substance-Free Guarantee
All homes maintain a strict zero-tolerance policy for substances, ensuring a safe environment for everyone.
Ongoing Staff Support
PMR staff are available to support residents through challenges, celebrate milestones, and connect them to resources.
Structure & Routine
Daily Structure
Routine is a cornerstone of recovery. Our homes follow a consistent daily structure that promotes stability, responsibility, and community.
Wake-up routine, personal responsibilities, and optional morning reflection or meditation.
Work, school, outpatient appointments, or PMR programming — residents are expected to engage in purposeful daily activity.
House meetings, shared meals, and peer connection time to build community and accountability.
House chores, mandatory house meetings, and participation in at least one recovery support activity.
Is This Right for You?
Who Can Apply
Our sober living homes are open to individuals of all ages who are committed to their recovery and ready to live in a structured, substance-free environment.
- Committed to sobriety and an active recovery program
- Willing to follow house rules and participate in community life
- Transitioning from inpatient, residential, or intensive outpatient treatment
- Seeking an LGBTQIA+-affirming and allies living environment
- Able to contribute to household responsibilities
- Engaged with or open to PMR's recovery support services
Ready to Find Your Home in Recovery?
Reach out today to learn about availability and take the first step toward stable, supported sober living.