The Union House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

The Union House is a women's sober living home on East 36th Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in Tulsa County. OKARR certifies it at Level 3 with eighteen beds, the largest women's residence run by SoberLife Recovery Inc.

A Women's Sober House on East 36th Street

Eighteen women live here, on the east side of Tulsa near the Union school district that gives the house its name. The neighborhood is residential, the commercial corridors along 31st and Memorial are close, and Tulsa Transit connects the area to downtown. For a woman leaving treatment with a job to find and appointments to keep, an east Tulsa address puts both inside reach without a car.

The Largest Women's Recovery Residence in This Tulsa Network

Women's beds are the scarcer half of Oklahoma's recovery housing supply, and eighteen of them in one certified house is significant in this state. Availability is the first thing most women searching for sober living run into, and a house this size has more of it. The scale also means a resident arriving alone finds women at every stage of the process living under the same roof, from the first month to the last.

Level 3 Certification and Supervised Sober Living

Certification comes from the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources, the state's sole recognized certifying body for recovery residences. Level 3 is the supervised tier Oklahoma uses for houses with employed staff, documented policies and programming delivered inside the residence. The certification binds the house to written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, a code of ethics, and complaints reviewed by someone outside the house. Because Oklahoma exempts recovery residences from mandatory certification, a house on this roster chose the standard.

A Tulsa Nonprofit Behind This Recovery Home

SoberLife Recovery Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) running six certified residences in Tulsa. Its model rests on a drug-free environment, structured programming built around workshops and group sessions, and peer support treated as central to recovery. Residents keep their own outside providers and their own program, and applications go through the organization.

Women's Recovery Housing in Tulsa County

Tulsa is the county seat and holds more certified recovery residences than any other city in Oklahoma. That matters most for women, who face a thinner statewide supply. Inside the county a resident can reach the district court, outpatient and medication-assisted treatment providers, community college campuses and a broad job market without leaving the metro, which is rarely true of the smaller towns across Green Country.