One Step At A Time Recovery Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

One Step At A Time Recovery is a coed sober living home in Atlanta, Georgia, in Fulton County. It is operated by Next Level Recovery and gives both men and women a shared address to work from while they rebuild routines after addiction.

A Coed Sober House in Northeast Atlanta

This recovery home sits on Pilgrim Way in the Northlake area of Atlanta, a residential pocket near the Fulton and DeKalb county line that puts shopping, employers and public transit within easy reach. Housing men and women under one roof, with house rules that apply equally to both, is a deliberate structure and not a default, and it works best for residents who prioritize a shared program over single-gender space.

Next Level Recovery's Approach to Housing

Next Level Recovery built One Step At A Time Recovery around the idea that early sobriety is managed one day and one decision at a time, and the house's rules and daily rhythm follow from that name. Residents share the same expectations regardless of gender, which keeps the program consistent and gives the operator one set of standards to enforce across the household.

Recovery Housing in Fulton County

Atlanta anchors Fulton County and the wider metro region, and a Northlake address keeps residents close to outpatient providers, courts and the retail and service jobs that make up much of the entry-level hiring in the area. That density is part of why coed sober living in Atlanta tends to concentrate in neighborhoods like this one instead of the outskirts.

Applying to One Step At A Time Recovery

Applications go through Next Level Recovery. Prospective residents, regardless of gender, should be ready to discuss sobriety time, current treatment or outpatient commitments, and willingness to live in a mixed-gender household under one shared set of house rules.

ABOUT OUR SOBER LIVING ADDICTION RECOVERY HOME At our One Step At A Time sober house recovery  we endeavor to: Encourage the client to rebuild relationships and remain open to change. Treat every client with dignity and respect. Follow a commitment to the 12-steps of recovery. Promote service to others. Uphold the A, B, C, D's of addiction: * Attitude * Behavior * Consequential thinking * Decision making Learn to take life on life's terms free from alcohol and drugs. At One Step we provide food, housing, clothing, job placement, transportation, and everyday needs to our clients.