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The Gaal Sober House Men's Recovery House
3750 Hacks Cross Rd,
Memphis, Tennessee, 38125
Men
Certified
About this Recovery House
Located in Memphis, Tennessee, The Gaal House is a men’s Recovery Home and Sober House serving individuals who are rebuilding their lives through Sober Living. Situated in the Hacks Cross area of Memphis, the home offers convenient access to everyday essentials and community resources that support long-term recovery, including local meetings and employment opportunities. The environment emphasizes structure, accountability, and encouragement—helping residents establish healthy routines, stay connected to support, and focus on forward momentum in Memphis, Tennessee.
Inside, The Gaal House is designed to feel comfortable and practical for daily life in Sober Living, with shared bedrooms and welcoming common spaces where residents can eat together, relax, and stay engaged in the recovery-centered rhythm of the home. Residents benefit from a supportive community culture built on shared accountability, mentorship, and consistent expectations, including participation in recovery supports such as meetings. With a focus on stability, responsibility, and connection, this Recovery Home provides a place where hope can grow—offering a true sense of belonging and a pathway toward lasting change in Memphis, Tennessee.
OUR SERVICES
THE PATH TO LIFE-LONG SOBRIETY
While residing at The Gaal House, our residents are required to attend AA meetings, in addition to looking for and obtaining employment. They partake of support services such as life-coping skills, job training and substance abuse counseling. As rehabilitation has already been a part of their shared experience, this group living facility encourages these men to take the next step to return back to their communities forever sober and productive.
OUR SERVICES
The Gaal House provides housing for individuals recently released from an approved alcohol/drug rehabilitation center. By learning how to live again in an environment of support, counseling, structure and accountability, our residents are treated as individuals and each one's needs are addressed accordingly. This helps to insure continuity for life-long sobriety.