Axiom Recovery Homes Men; Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Axiom Recovery Homes operates men's and women's sober living homes in Nashville, Tennessee, in Davidson County.

Men's and Women's Sober Living in Nashville

Axiom runs six recovery residences across the city, split into separate men's and women's programs so nobody shares a house with the opposite gender. The organization does not publish street addresses for its houses, and placement happens after an applicant makes contact, so residents work directly with the men's or women's intake line to find an opening.

A Peer-Driven Recovery Community

The program describes itself around rebuilding lives through community and mutual support, an approach that leans on residents who are further along in recovery helping those who just arrived. That structure works best alongside outside treatment and 12-step meetings, alongside both instead of replacing either.

Nashville and Davidson County Recovery Housing

Nashville holds the largest concentration of recovery housing in Middle Tennessee, and running six houses inside one city lets Axiom offer a resident a different address if a particular house or set of housemates does not work out. Davidson County's outpatient providers, courts and entry-level job market are all reachable across the city's transit network, which matters to anyone rebuilding a routine without a car yet.

What Tennessee Requires of Recovery Housing

Tennessee requires recovery residences to be certified, and two bodies certify homes in the state: the Tennessee Alliance of Recovery Residences and Recovery is the New High. Certification obliges a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, and a written relapse and discharge policy.