Glenwood Women's House Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

The Glenwood Women's House is a sober living home for women in Marysville, Washington, in Snohomish County, operated by Hope Heals NW. The house holds Level 2 certification from Washington's Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences and offers 10 beds in a 2,266-square-foot home with three bathrooms.

A Women's Sober House in a Quiet Marysville Neighborhood

Hope Heals NW places the Glenwood Women's House in a quiet residential pocket of Marysville, a smaller and more contained setting than the operator's other Marysville property. Ten beds and three bathrooms in just under 2,300 square feet keep the household tight, which suits residents who do better with fewer housemates and a slower pace early in recovery.

Individualized Support at Every Stage

The operator builds its program around individualized, person-centered care instead of a single track every resident follows, with an explicit focus on stability, personal growth and community connection. At Glenwood, that means the accountability structure common to every Hope Heals NW house is paired with support tailored to what each resident actually needs next.

Voluntary Certification, Held Anyway

Washington does not require a sober home to certify, and the Glenwood Women's House holds Level 2 status through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences regardless. That commits the house to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules, and an outside complaint process.

Part of Hope Heals NW's Snohomish County Network

The Glenwood Women's House sits alongside the operator's other women's home in Marysville, and both draw on the same Snohomish County network of supportive housing and employment services Hope Heals NW runs for residents who need more than a bed to get stable.