Sunrise Sober Living Coral Springs Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Sunrise Sober Living Coral Springs is a coed sober living home on Northwest 38th Drive in Coral Springs, Florida, in Broward County, one of three addresses this operator runs in the South Florida area.

A Coed Sober Living Home in Coral Springs

Men and women live at this address under the same house structure, which is a less common model in Florida sober living than single-gender housing but one Sunrise Sober Living has built its whole small network around. Coral Springs itself is a quieter, more suburban city than its coastal Broward County neighbors, with West Sample Road as its main commercial spine.

What Voluntary Certification Means Here

Florida does not require a recovery residence to certify, and the state's sole approved credentialing body, the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, confirms status house by house. A resident considering this address should ask Sunrise Sober Living directly whether it currently holds certification. A resource explains how a Florida residence becomes FARR certified for anyone comparing the process across operators.

Coral Springs Inside Broward County

Coral Springs sits northwest of Fort Lauderdale, the county seat, and residents here reach Broward County's courts, outpatient clinics and Broward County Transit routes without the traffic and cost of the coastal corridor. That combination of access without density is part of what draws recovery housing to inland Broward cities like this one.

Part of a Three-House Coed Network

This Coral Springs address is one of three Sunrise Sober Living houses, alongside a Tamarac location on Coral Ridge Drive and a Fort Lauderdale location, all run as coed housing under the same operator.

Getting a Bed Here

Sunrise Sober Living handles applications for all three of its addresses directly. A prospective resident should ask specifically about the Coral Springs house's current availability and whether the coed model fits before committing to an address.

A sober living program helps to remove the temptation in an environment where everyone is working towards the same goal. The support offered by a sober living program can be immensely helpful in learning how to live life without the need for substance abuse. Sober living homes are group residences for people who are recovering from addiction. In most instances, people who live in sober homes have to follow certain house rules and contribute to the home by doing chores. Most importantly, residents must stay sober throughout their stay in the home.