About this Sober House
All Roads Recovery - Nook House is a men's sober living home on Nook Road in Plymouth, Massachusetts, in Plymouth County. All Roads Recovery operates it as one of four branded recovery homes in its network, and the property has room for 22 residents.
A Men's Sober House on Nook Road
Nook House serves men only, and the operator describes the setting as secure and well-organized, built to give residents room to grow while they work through early recovery. The house welcomes residents regardless of background, age, race, sexual orientation, religion or substance-use history.
Choosing the Right House in Plymouth County
Comparing sober houses is easier with written answers. Ask what the weekly fee covers, which house rules apply, how drug testing is handled, what happens after a relapse and how complaints are reviewed. A clear response to each question shows whether the house is a good fit before any money changes hands.
An Admissions Process Built Around This Sober House
All Roads Recovery asks new residents to show at least 72 hours of monitored detox in a licensed facility and medical clearance before moving in, then works with each resident on a 30, 60 and 90-day recovery plan. A sponsor or recovery coach has to be in place within the first two weeks.
Employment Support at This Sober House
Residents at Nook House can access All Roads Recovery's Get Well Jobs Program, which places people with local employers including Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy, Staples, Starbucks and Stop & Shop. A steady job is often the difference between a resident stabilizing in Plymouth and needing to leave the area to find work.
Recovery Housing in Plymouth County
Plymouth is the county seat and gives residents access to outpatient providers, the county courthouse and a wider job market than most of the smaller towns nearby. All Roads Recovery built its network around that access.
One of Four All Roads Recovery Sober Houses
Nook House is one of four branded All Roads Recovery residences, alongside Summer House elsewhere in Plymouth, Smiths House in neighboring Kingston, and Judson Street in Raynham.
