Turning Point Houses Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Turning Point Houses operates a coed sober living home in Everett, Washington, the seat of Snohomish County. The residence is certified through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences and houses men and women together under one set of rules.

A Coed Sober Living Home in Everett

Everett is the largest city in Snohomish County and the region's employment and transit hub, which makes a coed house here a practical fit for a mixed household of housemates moving toward work or school on the same timeline. Shared common space and a shared house meeting keep expectations consistent across the household.

WAQRR Certification and What It Requires

Certification by the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences is voluntary, and a house that carries it has committed in writing to a code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, and opened itself to an outside complaint process. That written record is the main thing a prospective resident can verify before signing anything.

Living in Everett and Snohomish County

As the county seat, Everett concentrates the courts, outpatient providers and Community Transit routes that a resident of a Snohomish County recovery home is likely to need day to day. Community Transit and Everett Transit both serve the city directly, so daily appointments and a job search do not depend on owning a car.

Turning Point Houses in Snohomish County

This Everett house is one of two coed sober homes Turning Point Houses runs in Snohomish County, alongside a second location in Marysville to the north. A resident who needs a different set of housemates later has a second option with the same operator and the same set of house expectations.