Amy's Place Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Amy's Place is a sober living home for women in Teaticket, Massachusetts, in Barnstable County, part of the town of Falmouth on Cape Cod.

A Women's Recovery House in East Falmouth

Amy's Place sits in the Teaticket section of East Falmouth, giving residents a Cape Cod setting apart from the denser sober housing clusters found in Boston and its inner suburbs. The house is built around peer support, with women working through recovery together and building relationships meant to outlast their time living there.

Amenities Built Into the Program

Every resident gets a free membership to a local gym, and the house offers complimentary yoga classes on site along with wifi and other day-to-day comforts. Combined with on-site lab urinalysis and access to 12-step resources, the house pairs accountability with outlets that support recovery outside of meetings alone.

Medication Management for Residents

Amy's Place offers medication management as part of its program, which matters for women on prescribed medication for a co-occurring condition or for opioid use disorder. A house that builds medication support into its structure keeps a resident's treatment and her housing aligned.

Recovery Housing on Cape Cod

Falmouth is one of the larger towns on Cape Cod and sits in Barnstable County, an area with fewer standalone sober living options than the mainland cities to the north. A women's recovery house in Teaticket gives Cape Cod residents a local option without requiring a move off the Cape.

Reaching Amy's Place

Women interested in Amy's Place can learn more through the program's own website. As an independently run house, the specifics of fees, house rules and admissions are best confirmed directly.

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