Her Turn Sober Living Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Her Turn Sober Living is a women's sober living home in San Antonio, Texas, in Bexar County, near the intersection of Thousand Oaks and Henderson Pass.

A Women-Only Sober House Near Thousand Oaks and Henderson Pass

Her Turn is an independent sober house for adult women, and it runs without a formal program: there is no house manager, no phased structure and no set curriculum. The women living there govern the house together, which suits someone who has already built a recovery routine and wants housing that supports it.

Room Rates and What They Include

A private room runs $900 a month, furnished or unfurnished, and a shared room runs $700 a month furnished. A refundable $150 deposit and a six-month commitment apply to either option, which gives residents a predictable minimum stay to plan around.

Certification Is Voluntary for Sober Homes in Texas

Texas has no state license for recovery residences, and certification through the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network is voluntary. Her Turn is not on that list, which is common among independent, resident-governed houses and says nothing about how the house is run.

A Self-Governed Model for Women in Recovery

Because there is no live-in manager, the day-to-day rules come from the women already living there. That model rewards someone who wants autonomy and already has structure elsewhere, whether through a job, a sponsor or an outpatient program, over someone who needs the house itself to provide that structure.

Recovery Housing in San Antonio and Bexar County

San Antonio is the seat of Bexar County and one of the state's largest cities, and the Thousand Oaks and Henderson Pass area sits inside the city's north side commercial corridor, close to shopping, transit and outpatient providers that a resident living independently is likely to use on her own.

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