Encino Home Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Encino Home is a certified women's sober living home in Dallas, Texas, in Dallas County. It holds Level III certification from the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, TROHN, and Living by Design Collective, LLC operates it alongside a men's house, Normandy Home, elsewhere in the city.

A Certified Women's Sober Living Home in Dallas

Encino Home serves women in recovery in a single-gender household, and Level III certification specifically means a higher degree of on-site supervision than a peer-managed Level II house provides. Dallas's size means outpatient providers, DART rail and bus service, and entry-level employment are all reachable from most parts of the city without a car.

What TROHN Level III Certification Means

Level III is TROHN's supervised tier, built around more structured daily oversight than a monitored Level II home. Certification requires a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and house rules before move-in, and a complaint process that runs outside the operator itself. Texas does not require any sober living home to certify at all, which makes a Level III listing a deliberate choice by Living by Design Collective.

Part of Living by Design Collective's Dallas Housing

Encino Home is one of two houses Living by Design Collective, LLC runs in Dallas, alongside Normandy Home, a men's residence elsewhere in the city. Keeping both under one operator gives a resident who needs a different setting a transfer conversation with people who already know her.

Recovery Housing in Dallas County

Dallas is the seat of Dallas County and the largest city in North Texas, and a resident of Encino Home has access to the county's courts, outpatient treatment network and DART transit system from within city limits. That density is part of why Dallas draws sober living operators willing to run a Level III program, which depends on residents being able to reach outside providers reliably.