Eudaimonia Recovery Homes Eastcrest Drive Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Eudaimonia Recovery Homes - Eastcrest Drive is a women's sober living home in Austin, Texas, in Travis County. The house serves women working through a structured recovery program in North Austin.

A Women's Sober House on Eastcrest Drive

The Eastcrest Drive residence houses women only, keeping the property's bedrooms, bathrooms and house meetings single-gender for everyone living there. Eastcrest Drive sits in North-Central Austin, in the same general area as the operator's other women's houses.

Recovery Housing in Travis County

Austin is both the city and the seat of Travis County, and a women's sober house in this part of town keeps residents within reach of outpatient providers, employers and public transit without needing to relocate across the metro for appointments.

Eudaimonia's Broader Women's Program in Austin

Eudaimonia Recovery Homes runs additional women's houses on Parkfield Drive and Quail Meadow Drive elsewhere in Austin, all operating under the same organization and admissions process.

What to Ask Before Moving Into This Austin Sober House

Questions worth asking directly: what the monthly fee covers, whether a house manager lives on site, how bedrooms are assigned, and what the relapse and discharge policy is. A prospective resident should get straight answers to all four before signing anything.

ABOUT US Women's Sober Living In Austin, Texas Each of our women's sober homes in Austin is fully furnished with comfortable living room furniture, dining room tables, and chairs. Uniquely designed especially for your comfort, each location also has flat screen TVs in each bedroom with cable and Wi-Fi throughout the whole house. Returning to a harmful living environment after rehab is one of the top causes of relapse. Our sober living homes for women offer caring and empathetic staff and a structured environment with no tolerance for substance abuse. Residents live independently while receiving the support they need to establish and maintain a regular, healthy routine. This structure decreases anxiety and procrastination while helping clients manage the increased responsibilities and personal freedoms after rehab.