Eudaimonia Recovery Homes

About Eudaimonia Recovery Homes

Eudaimonia Recovery Homes is a sober living operator running four certified men's and women's residences in Colorado Springs, Colorado, part of a company that also operates recovery housing in Texas, Arizona, Florida, Nevada, Utah and several other states.

A Multi-State Sober Living Operator in Colorado Springs

Eudaimonia's Colorado Springs footprint sits inside a national network built on a consistent model: a house manager on site, progressive phases toward independence, and regular drug and alcohol testing. The company lists professional affiliations including the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, NAADAC and state-level recovery housing networks, the kind of memberships a company running housing at scale tends to hold.

Four Homes in Colorado Springs

Eudaimonia runs one women's house and three men's houses in the city:

• Eudaimonia Men's House on Grant Avenue, for men.
• Eudaimonia Men's House on Wagon Master Drive, for men.
• Eudaimonia Men's House on Nightingale Drive, for men.
• Eudaimonia Women's House on Wordsworth Circle North, for women.

All four sit in Colorado Springs, keeping residents in the same city and the same outpatient and employment network even if a transfer between houses is needed.

Serving Men and Women Separately

Each Eudaimonia house is single-gender. Men are considered for any of the three Colorado Springs men's houses, and women apply to the Wordsworth Circle house, which keeps house rules, meetings and shared living space specific to one population at every address.

A Structured, Phased Recovery Model

Across its houses, Eudaimonia describes a three-phase program that moves residents toward independence, paired with routine drug and alcohol testing and an expectation of work, school or active job searching. The structure is meant to give a resident somewhere to be during the day from the start of their stay.

Recovery Housing in El Paso County

Colorado Springs is the seat of El Paso County and the anchor city of the Pikes Peak region, giving Eudaimonia's residents access to outpatient providers, transit and a large regional job market without needing to leave the city where they live.