Denver House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Denver House is a certified sober house for women in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in Tulsa County. It is operated by Resonance Center for Women and holds Level 3 certification through the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources.

A Women's Sober House Operated by Resonance

Denver House is one of six Tulsa residences Resonance Center for Women runs for women in recovery. It is sized smaller than most of the operator's other houses, with five beds, which keeps the household tight and the accountability close: five women sharing one house notice quickly when someone is struggling.

Level 3 OKARR Certification

Certification through OKARR, Oklahoma's sole recognized certifier of recovery residences and its National Alliance for Recovery Residences affiliate, commits a house to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and outside review of complaints. Level 3 describes a more structured model than peer-run housing alone, with defined staffing and programming behind it. Denver House holds that certification currently, with its status verified through 2026.

Part of a Six-House Tulsa Portfolio

Resonance Center for Women runs five other certified residences in Tulsa alongside Denver House, plus its own women's outpatient treatment and reentry services. A resident who needs a different house size or a different phase of the program can raise it with an organization that already knows her.

Recovery Housing in Tulsa County

Tulsa is the seat of Tulsa County and the hub of northeastern Oklahoma, with the outpatient providers, courts and employers most residents need for the first year after treatment or release concentrated in the same city. A five-bed house in Tulsa puts a woman inside that network without the isolation of a smaller town where those services do not exist.