About this Recovery House
Safety Net Sober Living is a men's sober living home on Highlands Parkway in Smyrna, Georgia, in Cobb County. The house is run by Safety Net Recovery and holds eighteen beds under a live-in staff of four, giving residents a level of daily supervision that is uncommon among sober houses this size.
A Men's Sober House on Highlands Parkway
This sober house in Smyrna serves men only, and the single-gender rule shapes the whole household: shared bathrooms, community meetings and house expectations all apply to one population. Highlands Parkway sits in a commercial and residential stretch of Cobb County a short drive from Atlanta, which keeps outpatient providers, meetings and entry-level jobs within reach without requiring a resident to already have a car.
Eighteen Beds and a Four-Person Staff
Safety Net Sober Living houses eighteen men at a time, and a four-person staff covers the house instead of a single manager. That ratio matters in early recovery, when the hours between a house meeting and the next morning are often the hardest to get through. Staff includes certified addiction counselors, among them a certified clinical supervisor, so the house has clinical judgment on site even though outside providers handle formal treatment.
A Six-Month Minimum and What It Signals
Residents commit to a minimum six-month stay, longer than many sober houses ask for. The house backs that commitment with random drug screening, mandatory attendance at community meetings and life skills groups, and a requirement that every resident be working, studying or volunteering. The length is a filter of its own: it selects for residents planning to rebuild a routine in Smyrna instead of passing through.
Recovery Housing in Cobb County
Marietta, the Cobb County seat, sits a short distance north and holds the county courthouse, outpatient clinics and much of the area's treatment infrastructure. Smyrna itself sits inside the Atlanta metro's inner ring, so a resident here can reach Cobb County services and the city of Atlanta on the same set of roads, a practical advantage for anyone juggling court dates, work and recovery meetings in the same week.
Part of a Larger Recovery Services Network
Safety Net Sober Living operates alongside detox and outpatient treatment services under the same organization, so a resident who needs a higher level of care before or after sober living has a referral path that does not require starting over with a new provider. That continuity is one advantage of choosing a house connected to a broader treatment network over a standalone home.
SIX MONTHS. TWELVE STEPS.
NUMEROUS WAYS TO SUCCEED
Sober living isn't just staying in an apartment with a few other guys. It is a place of healing and growing into your new, clean life. We've all been through the process ourselves, so we know what it's like to be in your shoes. That's why we work hard to build an environment that will help build you up, not hold you down.
