Weymouth I Coed Sober House

About this Sober House

Weymouth I is a coed sober living home on Main Street in Weymouth, Massachusetts, in Norfolk County. It is one of two sober houses that Brady's Place runs in Weymouth, a 12-step residential program built on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous.

A Coed Sober House on Main Street

Weymouth I houses men, women and young adults together under one roof, setting it apart from the many single-gender sober homes in the area. Main Street runs through the center of town, putting residents within reach of meetings, shops and the bus routes that connect Weymouth to the rest of the South Shore.

A 12-Step Residential Program

Brady's Place builds its program around the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, and Weymouth I follows that structure. The operator works with each resident individually, developing a care plan suited to that person's history and stage of recovery, so the house adjusts around a resident instead of asking everyone to fit a single mold.

One of Two Sober Houses in Weymouth

Brady's Place describes itself as running "two unique sober houses" in Weymouth, and Weymouth I is one half of that pair. Having a sibling house in the same town gives the operator room to place a resident in whichever setting fits best, and to move someone if the first placement is not the right one.

Recovery Housing in Weymouth and Norfolk County

Weymouth is one of the larger towns on Boston's South Shore and sits in Norfolk County, which gives residents access to a dense corridor of outpatient providers and 12-step meetings without traveling into the city.