United Recovery Project Sober Living - West Palm Beach Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

United Recovery Project Sober Living - West Palm Beach is a coed sober living home in West Palm Beach, Florida, in Palm Beach County, the operator's second South Florida location alongside its Hollywood house. It runs the same model United Recovery Project applies across its properties: sober living paired with active clinical support.

A Coed Sober Living Home in West Palm Beach

Residents live in same-sex housing within the overall program, with curfews, house rules and randomized drug testing enforced across the property. West Palm Beach is the seat of Palm Beach County, and the city's outpatient network, courts and county services sit inside the same municipality as the house.

A Primary Therapist and a Customized Plan

United Recovery Project assigns each resident a primary therapist and builds an individual treatment plan for them. Daily meeting attendance is expected in the early months, positioning the West Palm Beach house as a step-down option for someone finishing detox or residential treatment.

Part of a Two-City South Florida Network

This house gives United Recovery Project a footprint in both Broward and Palm Beach counties, so a resident moving between the Hollywood and West Palm Beach areas can stay inside the same program without starting over with a new operator.

Voluntary Certification in Florida

Florida does not require a sober living home to certify. The Florida Association of Recovery Residences is the only body the state recognizes for those that pursue certification, and prospective residents should confirm this house's current status directly with United Recovery Project.

More on The Sober House Whereas sober living homes are usually privately funded and more personalized, halfway houses tend to be government-funded and more communal. It is not too hard for a person to slip through the cracks and fall back into drug addiction while living in a halfway house. The individualized attention that private sober living homes provide makes it relatively difficult for a person to have time alone in which they may rediscover substance abuse. Our South Florida sober living homes help clients with a safe and sober environment in which they can relearn to live in society again, without drugs and alcohol as a crutch.