Mike's Place Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mike's Place is a recovery house located in Rockville, MD, dedicated to supporting men in building a stable and fulfilling life in recovery from substance use disorder.

This recovery house offers a secure and welcoming environment where men can focus on maintaining sobriety while transitioning to greater independence. Known as sober homes or recovery residences, these spaces provide accountability, community, and resources essential for long-term recovery success.

Residents at Mike's Place benefit from:

• A safe and sober home that fosters recovery.
• Encouragement and accountability from a recovery-focused peer group.
• Daily routines that build healthy habits and foster personal growth.
• Proximity to services in Rockville, such as therapy and employment services.

Located in Rockville, Maryland, this sober home is part of an active recovery network with access to numerous meetings and resources. Mike's Place provides a nurturing and thoughtfully organized environment to help residents achieve lasting sobriety and rebuild with confidence.

Contact us today to learn more about Mike's Place and how we can support your recovery journey.

Mike's Place is a nonprofit entity whose mission is to provide safe, supportive and clean living to young men in early stages of recovery from substance abuse. We operate a four bedroom furnished sober house in Rockville, Maryland (close to the town center) with a live-in group manager (an individual active in recovery with 20+ years of clean time), having space for up to six residents. Treatment is not offered, and the residents pay a modest amount to help defray expenses.  While some staples are be provided, the residents need to provide their own meals.  We believe that having a positive, structured, recovery-centric environment allows the residents to better develop basic life and employment skills, while living in a positive, clean and supportive community.  Suitable residents of the house are young male adults (generally in their twenties) who have 90+ days of clean time and a demonstrated commitment to recovery.  We would expect people to stay in the house for a 6 to 12 to 18 month transition period.