Atishwin Sober Living Home Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Atishwin Sober Living Home is a coed sober living home in Wichita, Kansas, in Sedgwick County, run by the Atishwin Institute.

A Coed Sober House on South Bluffview Drive

Atishwin describes its house as an adult communal living environment built around one shared goal: long-term sobriety. Men and women live under the same roof and the same set of expectations, and residents in a communal model like this one hold each other accountable for the daily habits that keep sobriety intact once treatment ends.

The Atishwin Institute's Recovery Mission

The Atishwin Institute takes its name from a Chumash word meaning dream helper, and it built the sober house as an extension of its wider addiction recovery work in Wichita. Bill Vineyard leads the organization, which frames its work as helping a person and their family live past active addiction, not just get through withdrawal.

Recovery Housing in Sedgwick County

South Bluffview Drive sits in Wichita, the seat of Sedgwick County and the largest city in Kansas, which puts residents within reach of the county's outpatient providers, 12-step meetings and entry-level employers without needing to relocate again once the program ends.

Reaching the Atishwin Sober Living Home

Applications and questions go directly to the Atishwin Institute in Wichita. Adults considering the house should ask what the communal structure looks like day to day, how testing and accountability work, and what happens once a resident is ready to move on to independent housing.