Weymouth II Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

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

A Men's Sober House on Main Street

Weymouth II serves men only, keeping house meetings, common space and day-to-day accountability focused on one population. Main Street sits in the center of Weymouth, close to the bus routes that reach the rest of the South Shore, so residents can get to work, meetings or appointments without needing a car right away.

An Individualized 12-Step Program

Brady's Place organizes its program around the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and builds a care plan around each resident's own history and stage of recovery. That approach suits men arriving from different starting points, whether straight out of detox, residential treatment, or a period of unstable housing.

Paired with a Sister House in Weymouth

Brady's Place calls its two Weymouth properties "unique sober houses," and Weymouth II is paired with Weymouth I as the coed half of that pair. A resident who needs a different setting has a second house in the same town to move to without leaving the program or the town behind.

Norfolk County Recovery Housing on the South Shore

Weymouth sits in Norfolk County on Boston's South Shore, an area with a strong concentration of 12-step meetings and outpatient treatment providers. That density means a men's sober house in Weymouth puts residents close to the resources recovery depends on without requiring a move into Boston.