Eudaimonia Women's House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Eudaimonia Women's House is a women's sober living home on Wordsworth Circle North in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County. It is the only women's residence Eudaimonia Recovery Homes runs in the city, alongside three men's houses under the same operator.

A Women's Sober Living Home in Colorado Springs

This sober house serves women exclusively, which means every shared space in the house, from bedrooms to bathrooms to the living room where house meetings happen, belongs to one population. The Wordsworth Circle location sits in a residential neighborhood on the east side of the city.

Part of a Multi-State Recovery Housing Company

Eudaimonia Recovery Homes operates sober living for men and women across Texas, Arizona, Florida, Nevada, Utah and other states in addition to Colorado, and lists affiliations with organizations including the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. A company running at that scale sets its house policies centrally and applies them the same way at every address.

A Progressive, Structured Program

The company's model moves residents through phases toward independence, backed by an on-site house manager and regular drug and alcohol testing. Work, school or an active job search is expected of residents, which gives the household a shared daily structure from the start.

Recovery Housing in El Paso County

Colorado Springs is the seat of El Paso County and the largest city in the Pikes Peak region, with outpatient providers, transit and employers within reach that a smaller Colorado town could not match. A women's sober living home in this part of the city sits inside that same service network.