Turning Point Coed Sober House

About this Sober House

Turning Point is a sober living and recovery residence in Missoula, Montana, in Missoula County, operated by AWARE on Wyoming Street. It is certified as a recovery residence and provides transitional housing, including halfway house and sober home options, for adults working through addiction recovery in western Montana.

A Recovery Residence on Wyoming Street

Turning Point sits on Wyoming Street in Missoula, a city that functions as the commercial and medical hub for a large stretch of western Montana. Residents have access to outpatient addiction and mental health providers, the county courthouse and the University of Montana's services without leaving the city. AWARE, formerly known in this program as Western Montana Addiction Services, has run addiction and behavioral health services in the region for decades.

What Recovery Residence Certification Establishes

Certification as a recovery residence means Turning Point operates under a published code of ethics, discloses its fees and house rules before move-in, and is subject to a complaint process outside the house. Montana's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences is Recovery Access Montana, which maintains the state directory of certified homes.

A Sober Living Operator With Statewide Reach

AWARE operates residential, case management and outpatient behavioral health services across dozens of Montana communities, and its housing programs are one part of a much larger continuum of care. Adults referred to Turning Point can move between housing, outpatient treatment and case management without changing providers, which matters for people managing a substance use disorder and other mental health needs at the same time.

Recovery Housing in Missoula County

Missoula is the county seat and the largest city between Butte and Kalispell, which makes it a natural landing point for people leaving treatment elsewhere in western Montana. Public transit, a full slate of outpatient providers and two colleges give Missoula recovery housing a service base that smaller towns in the region cannot match.