TNH Sober Living - Princess Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

TNH Sober Living – Princess Street is a sober house in York, Pennsylvania. TNH Sober Living operates a men's sober living home on West Princess Street in York, Pennsylvania, in York County, licensed by the state as a recovery house.

A Men's Sober House on West Princess Street

This sober house sits on West Princess Street in York, a residential corridor a short walk from the city's downtown core. York's compact street grid means a resident here can reach the courthouse, outpatient providers and the city's bus hub without a car, which matters in the early months after treatment when a license and a vehicle are often the last things back in place.

The A.R.C. Model TNH Sober Living Runs

TNH Sober Living structures its houses around what it calls the A.R.C. Theory of Recovery: Accountability, Responsibility and Community. In practice that means residents set individual recovery goals, work toward them under a live-in house manager, and answer to the household through a weekly house meeting. Daily chores and shared upkeep are part of that same framework.

Licensed Under Pennsylvania's Act 59

This residence is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017. Licensure is voluntary in Pennsylvania, and TNH Sober Living has put its York County housing on record with the state. Pennsylvania's certification and licensing process is explained here.

One of Two TNH Sober Living Houses in York

The Princess Street house is one of two TNH Sober Living residences in York, alongside a second house on West King Street. Both operate under the same house manager structure and Regional Director oversight, so a resident who later needs a different set of housemates has another address inside the same organization to raise it with.