A Different Way Sober Living Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

A Different Way Sober Living is a coed sober living home in Eddystone, Pennsylvania, in Delaware County. The house sits on East 11th Street and is run by A Different Way Sober Living, Inc., a recovery housing provider serving the Delaware County suburbs southwest of Philadelphia.

A Coed Sober House on East 11th Street

Housing men and women under one roof means this sober house keeps its structure built around shared house rules, and residents share common space and house meetings across the household. Eddystone is a small Delaware County borough along the Chester Pike corridor, with rail and bus service linking it to Chester and to Philadelphia for work and appointments.

A Delaware County Recovery Housing Provider

A Different Way Sober Living, Inc. has operated in the Delaware County recovery housing space for several years, building a presence across the boroughs south of Philadelphia. Referrals come through the operator directly, which is typical for an independent sober living company at this scale.

What Certification Would Add to This Sober House

Pennsylvania does not require a recovery house to certify or license itself. The Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences certifies houses willing to commit to a published code of ethics, disclosed rules and fees, and an outside complaint process, and the state separately licenses houses through its Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs. Someone comparing sober houses in Delaware County should ask directly whether this one holds either credential.

Recovery Housing Southwest of Philadelphia

Eddystone sits between Chester and Philadelphia along the Delaware River industrial corridor, close to outpatient providers and courts serving Delaware County. That location gives residents access to a larger service area than the borough's own small size would suggest.

Applying to This Eddystone Sober House

Applications go directly to A Different Way Sober Living, Inc. Before moving in, it is worth asking how bedrooms and shared space are assigned in a coed house, what the house's rules are around visitors and curfew, and how the weekly cost is structured.