Stepping Stones #3 Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Stepping Stones #3 is a women's recovery residence in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in Tulsa County. Five beds, OKARR Certified Level 3, and one of nine numbered Stepping Stones houses operated across the city by Community Treatment Integrations of Oklahoma. Its ZIP code is 74136, in south Tulsa.

A Women's Sober House Among Nine Certified Tulsa Homes

The numbered houses are a system. A woman applies to the operator, and the operator places her where a bed exists and where the fit is right, which means an application is not a bet on one address. Genders are split at the house level, so every resident of this home is a woman and one set of expectations covers the household. Five beds keeps that household small enough that a new arrival meets everyone in a day.

The OKARR Record Behind This Recovery Residence

Certification through the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources is the most checkable fact on this listing. It binds the residence to a written code of ethics, to disclosing fees and house rules in writing before move-in, to a documented relapse and discharge policy, and to a complaint process that a person outside the house reviews. The Level 3 designation adds a further claim: the supervised tier describes a residence with paid staff, administrative structure and a written program behind it. In a city where certified recovery homes and unregulated rooming houses both rent to people in early sobriety, a public record is the one thing an applicant can verify before signing.

Work, School and Transit From a South Tulsa Sober Living Home

South Tulsa is where the city's service employment sits, and the 71st Street and Memorial Drive corridors near this ZIP code carry retail, restaurant and warehouse work that hires quickly. Tulsa Community College operates a campus on the southeast side, the University of Tulsa is a short drive north in midtown, and Tulsa Transit connects both to the residential streets between them. A woman rebuilding a routine needs a job, a meeting and an appointment reachable on the same day, and this part of the city puts all three inside a compact radius.

Applying to This Tulsa Recovery Home

No street address is published for this residence, and placement is handled by the operator. Applications go through Community Treatment Integrations of Oklahoma, which also runs the outpatient counseling, substance use treatment and mental health services its residents often use. Ask what the fee covers and what it does not, how long the average stay runs, whether the house accepts referrals directly from treatment or from a court docket, and how a resident moves between houses if the first placement turns out wrong.