New Dimensions in Recovery - Cypress House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

New Dimensions in Recovery operates Cypress House, a women's sober living home in Phoenix, Arizona, in Maricopa County.

A Women's Sober House Since 2007

Cypress House is the only women's residence in the New Dimensions in Recovery portfolio, an operator that has run sober living in Phoenix since 2007. The house is shared among the women living there, and keeping the property single-gender means every house rule, meeting and shared space is set around one population.

Phase I Structure at Cypress House

New Dimensions in Recovery runs Cypress House under its Phase I model, the more structured stage of its program, with food, wifi and laundry included in the shared living arrangement. That structure is built for women in the early weeks after treatment, when a predictable daily routine matters most.

An Unpublished Address in Phoenix

The operator does not publish a street address for Cypress House online. Location and current availability are confirmed directly with New Dimensions in Recovery during intake, standard practice among Arizona operators that keep house addresses private.

Recovery Housing for Women in Maricopa County

As the operator's sole women's house, Cypress House draws referrals from across Phoenix and the surrounding Valley. Its access to light rail and bus routes, which New Dimensions in Recovery cites as a deliberate feature of its housing, keeps work and outpatient appointments reachable without a car.

New Dimensions in Recovery's Men's Sober Homes

New Dimensions in Recovery also runs two men's Phase I houses, Evergreen House and 21 House, along with Phase II transitional housing for men progressing further in the program, all under the same organization.

More on The Sober House Sober house residents are responsible for their personal spaces as well as keeping common areas tidy. Random drug screenings are often performed, as well as property checks. We maintain that every resident needs to be accountable for themselves to contribute to an environment conducive to healing. This means being respectful of other residents' personal space and keeping the noise levels down, especially at night. There are no overnight guests allowed, however, we do allow residents to request overnight passes.