Still Waters Recovery for Women Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Still Waters Recovery for Women is a recovery house in Pegram, TN serving women in recovery from substance use disorder.

This recovery house offers residents a supportive community to continue their recovery journey from alcohol and drug addiction. Recovery homes, also known as sober living homes or recovery residences, provide a structured living environment for individuals transitioning from drug rehabilitation programs to mainstream society.

At Still Waters Recovery for Women, residents benefit from:

• A supportive sober living environment
• Peer support from fellow recovery residents
• Structured daily routines that promote accountability
• Access to local resources in Pegram, such as counseling and employment assistance

Pegram, located in Tennessee, offers a vibrant recovery community with numerous women's support and recovery meetings. This recovery house is dedicated to helping residents rebuild their lives and maintain long-term sobriety in a nurturing and structured setting.

For more information about Still Waters Recovery for Women and how we can support your recovery journey, please contact us.

Admissions for Still Waters Potential residents are interviewed by staff to determine their appropriateness for Still Waters. All information remains confidential. It is required that all residents of the Still Waters program must give permission for Still Waters staff to contact appropriate individuals for emergency contact, family contact, and any other individuals the resident may need us to contact. Applicants not qualified for Still Waters services are provided with a list of alternatives and assisted with program placement. Still Waters is geared for motivated individuals who need a very 12-Step intensive program instead of a traditional treatment model.  We are committed to help those who are motivated for change to make the needed adjustments and commitments to realize a daily life free from alcohol and drugs and based on the spiritual principles of 12-step recovery.