Bobby's House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Bobby's House is a men's sober living home in St. Louis, Missouri, run by Mo Better Living out of the same network as Bryan's House and John's House.

A Men's Sober House With Eight Beds

Bobby's House holds eight men in recovery, split across shared rooms with shared bathrooms, and it runs on the flat five-hundred-dollar monthly rate every Mo Better Living house charges. A twenty-five dollar application fee applies once, at intake.

Peer Support Instead of Live-In Staff

Mo Better Living assigns a peer support specialist to every resident instead of staffing houses around the clock. The specialist is the point of contact for problems that come up between the weekly house meeting, where residents review how the week went and hold each other to the house's expectations.

Open to Medication-Assisted Treatment

Residents on methadone or buprenorphine are accepted at Bobby's House on the same terms as anyone else. Not every sober house in the region takes that position, and it means a man does not have to choose between a prescribed medication and a place to live.

Sober Living Inside the City of St. Louis

Bobby's House sits within the city of St. Louis, which functions as its own county-equivalent, separate from St. Louis County. Employers, outpatient clinics and the courts most residents deal with are concentrated inside the same city limits, which keeps daily logistics simple for someone rebuilding a routine without a car.

ABOUT US Recovery supportive homes are group homes for people who are recovering from substance use disorder. People who live in recovery supportive homes have to follow certain rules and contribute to the home by doing chores. Most importantly, residents must stay sober throughout their stay in the home. Living in this type of environment can support sobriety and help alcoholics or those with substance use disorder adjust to life without their addictions. Many with substance use disorder use recovery supportive housing to help them transition from rehab to living independently without using drugs or alcohol.