About this Sober House
Muller House is a men's sober living home in Bethany, Oklahoma, in Oklahoma County. With twenty-one beds it is the largest residence run by Second Chance Sober Living, and it is certified at Level 2 by the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources.
A Twenty-One Bed Men's Sober House
Twenty-one beds is a program, not a shared house. Rooms are assigned, chores are posted, and the daily structure is written down because a household that size cannot run on informal agreement. The scale has two practical effects for an applicant. The weekly fee tends to be lower than a small house can offer, and there is real turnover, so a man calling with a discharge date from treatment or custody has a genuine chance of a bed this month.
Recovery Housing in Bethany, Oklahoma
Bethany is a separate city immediately west of Oklahoma City, sharing the metro's street grid and sitting on the historic Route 66 alignment along Northwest 39th. It is quieter than the central city and cheaper, and it is still inside Oklahoma County, which keeps residents attached to the same district court, the same county services and the same transit network. Southern Nazarene University is in town. For a man who wants the metro's job market without living in the middle of it, Bethany is the compromise most people in the area already know.
What Level 2 Certification Means for This Sober House
Oklahoma's affiliate certifies each residence individually and publishes its level. Level 2 describes monitored peer housing: oversight inside the house, written expectations, and clinical care from providers elsewhere. Certification obliges the residence to disclose fees and rules in writing before move-in, keep a written relapse and discharge policy, work under a code of ethics, and accept an external complaint process. Because Oklahoma exempts recovery residences from mandatory certification, a certified house is one that volunteered for inspection.
A Twelve-Step Recovery Home for Men
The operator runs a spiritually based twelve-step program and states that it accepts men however many times they have tried before. In a twenty-one bed house that program is what holds the household together, supplying a shared vocabulary, a meeting schedule and a set of expectations that apply to everyone equally. Anyone who works a different program should ask what participation is required before accepting a bed.
Sober Living Across the Oklahoma City Metro
The operator runs two more certified houses a few miles east inside Oklahoma City, so a resident of this house is part of a small metro network with an internal transfer route. Oklahoma City is the state capital and the county seat, holding the largest employment base in the state, the district court, and the second heaviest concentration of certified recovery residences in Oklahoma. I-40 and the Northwest Expressway connect Bethany to all of it.
