New Dimensions in Recovery - Phase II Transitional Housing Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

New Dimensions in Recovery, Phase II Transitional Housing, is a men's sober living home in Phoenix, Arizona, in Maricopa County.

Transitional Sober Housing for Men

This Phoenix house serves men who have completed the more structured Phase I stage at New Dimensions in Recovery and are ready for more independence. Bedrooms are dorm-style with three shared bathrooms, a step down in structure from Phase I but still a shared, supervised living arrangement rather than an apartment on their own.

What Phase II Changes From Phase I

Phase II keeps large kitchens, dining rooms, a living room and wifi included, but loosens the closer daily structure of Phase I. The move to Phase II is a milestone within the same operator, not a discharge, so residents keep the same organization and case history behind them as they take on more responsibility.

An Unpublished Address in Phoenix

New Dimensions in Recovery does not publish a street address for this property. Prospective residents confirm the location and current availability directly through intake, consistent with how the operator handles all four of its houses.

Recovery Housing in Central Phoenix

The operator describes its housing as conveniently located near light rail, bus routes and a shopping center, features that matter for a Phase II resident working, attending outpatient care or building steadier routines outside the closer supervision of Phase I.

New Dimensions in Recovery's Phase I Sober Homes

Men entering the program typically start at Evergreen House or 21 House, the operator's two Phase I residences, before moving to this Phase II property. Cypress House serves women separately at the Phase I level.

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.