Kirtley House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Kirtley House is a certified sober house for women in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in Tulsa County. Resonance Center for Women operates it, and the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources certifies it at Level 3.

The Larger of Resonance's Two Named Houses

Kirtley House is one of two residences Resonance names directly on its own site as safe and sober transitional housing, and it is the larger of the pair, with eleven beds. That size gives Resonance more flexibility to place women together and keep a house full without long waits for an opening.

Level 3 OKARR Certification in Tulsa

Certification through OKARR, Oklahoma's sole recognized certifier of recovery residences, 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 an outside complaint process. Kirtley House's Level 3 certification is current, verified through the end of 2026, and it describes a structured model of housing, with defined staffing and programming behind it.

A Tulsa Sober Living Operator's Flagship House

Kirtley House sits alongside five other Resonance-operated residences in Tulsa, all certified and all serving women, plus the operator's own outpatient treatment and reentry programming. A resident whose needs change after move-in can move between houses or into a lighter level of structure without changing organizations.

Recovery Housing in Tulsa County

Tulsa anchors Tulsa County and most of the recovery infrastructure in northeastern Oklahoma sits inside the city limits: outpatient providers, the county courts and a labor market large enough to absorb someone rebuilding a work history. An eleven-bed house in Tulsa keeps a resident inside that network from the day she moves in.