The Lyfehouse Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

The Lyfehouse is a men's sober living home in Dallas, Texas, in Dallas County, certified at Level II by the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network. The program combines clinical structure with 12-Step recovery principles and accepts residents using medication-assisted treatment.

A Men's Sober House Built on Structure and the 12 Steps

The Lyfehouse serves men only, and its published description leans on two ideas at once: clinical structure and the 12-Step program, run together as one model. Residents attend meetings, work with sponsors and take part in peer support and life skills programming as standard parts of daily life there. A specific street address for the property is not published; move-in details go directly through the operator.

Accepting Residents on Medication-Assisted Treatment

Men using medication-assisted treatment as part of their recovery are accepted at The Lyfehouse, a policy not every sober house shares. Losing housing over a prescribed medication can set a recovery back significantly, and this house is built to avoid forcing that choice.

What TROHN Level II Certification Establishes

Certification is voluntary for recovery housing in Texas, and The Lyfehouse holds Level II standing with the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network anyway. That requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, and a complaint process outside the house, a record a family evaluating the house from out of town can actually check.

Recovery Housing in Dallas County

Dallas is the seat of Dallas County and the anchor of North Texas, and residents at The Lyfehouse have access to the outpatient providers, 12-Step meetings and job market that scale supports, all inside the same city the house operates in.