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Herring Houses Women's Recovery Home

101 N Herring St, Dothan, Alabama, 36303

Women

About this Recovery Home

Herring Houses is a women's recovery residence on North Herring Street in Dothan, Alabama, in Houston County. It shares a block and an operator with the men's house next door, and the two households are run separately.

A Women's Recovery Home in Downtown Dothan

The location is the near-downtown residential grid, a few blocks from the Houston County courthouse and the Main Street commercial strip. Women in early recovery who have lost a license, or never had one, can reach a court date, a pharmacy and an evening meeting without arranging a ride for each. In a city built around driving, that is a genuine advantage of an older in-town address.

Why Women's Sober Living Runs as Its Own Household

Keeping the women's house separate from the men's does more than divide bedrooms. It means the house meeting, the visitor policy and the daily rhythm are written for one group. Women arriving with custody hearings, family court dates or a trauma history that shaped the addiction are living with people facing the same calendar. Running the two houses under one operator, on one street, gives residents that separation without giving up a shared intake and a shared set of expectations.

Recovery Housing Options Across the Wiregrass

Dothan is the seat of Houston County and the commercial center of the Wiregrass, the corner of southeast Alabama that runs into Georgia and the Florida Panhandle. Southeast Health, the regional behavioral health provider, the county courts and the bulk of the region's hourly employment all sit in the city. Women's recovery beds are thin across the rural counties around it, so the practical search for a women's recovery home in this part of the state usually narrows to Dothan quickly.

How to Check an Alabama Recovery Residence

Alabama does not license housing-only recovery residences, and certification through the Alabama Alliance for Recovery Residences is voluntary. There is no state registry to look a house up in. What a prospective resident can do is ask for the same documents certification would require: a written fee schedule, written house rules, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a clear answer on who to call if something goes wrong that the house manager cannot fix.

Reaching This Dothan Sober House

Placement runs through Herring Houses of Dothan. Ask about the deposit and what the weekly fee includes, whether a house manager lives on site, how bedrooms are assigned, the curfew and visitor rules, whether children can visit, how drug screening is scheduled, and whether prescribed medication for opioid use disorder is accepted. A house that answers all of that plainly on the first call is telling you something useful about how it is run.



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  • Gender: Women

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