Fuller House Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Fuller House is a women's sober living home in Poulsbo, Washington, in Kitsap County, operated by West Sound Treatment Center, a nonprofit that has run substance use disorder treatment on the Kitsap Peninsula for about 40 years.

A Women's Recovery Home in Poulsbo

Fuller House houses women, and women with children, who are working through recovery and need a stable address instead of a shelter bed. Poulsbo sits on the west side of Liberty Bay in Kitsap County, with State Route 305 running through town toward the Agate Pass Bridge, which keeps the house within reach of Bainbridge Island and the Kitsap Peninsula's larger job centers.

Housing Tied to an Established Treatment Program

West Sound Treatment Center pairs Fuller House with the outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment and case management it already runs across the peninsula, plus transportation help for residents who need it. That structure means a woman moving into Fuller House is typically already connected to the same organization's clinical services, instead of arranging outpatient care from scratch after move-in.

Serving Women and Children Together

Fuller House is one of the few recovery residences in the area set up to house mothers with their children instead of requiring separation during treatment, which is often the deciding factor for a woman choosing between this house and a program that cannot accommodate a family.

Recovery Housing on the Kitsap Peninsula

West Sound Treatment Center also operates Lighthouse for Men, a companion residence for men and men with children, out of its Bremerton office across the peninsula. A resident whose situation changes has an organization already familiar with her case on hand to help sort out the next step.