Higher Plane Sober Living

About Higher Plane Sober Living

Higher Plane Sober Living is a sober living operator running certified men's recovery homes in Austin, Texas, in Travis County.

An Austin Recovery Housing Provider for Men

Higher Plane Sober Living supplies housing and structure. Clinical treatment comes from outpatient providers residents already work with. Residents keep their own outpatient providers and sponsors, and the operator's role is recovery coaching, life skills instruction, and a stable address that holds while a resident rebuilds a work or school routine.

Two Men's Sober Homes in Austin, Texas

Higher Plane Sober Living runs two certified sober living homes for men, both in the 78723 ZIP code on Austin's eastside:

• Loyola Sober Living House, on Loyola Lane, its more structured program.
• Marywood Sober Living House, on Marywood Circle, its lighter-structure option.

The two sit close enough together that a resident moving between them keeps the same city, the same bus line and the same recovery coaches.

Recovery Coaching Across the Higher Plane Sober Living Portfolio

Every resident works with a certified recovery coach and attends life skills classes covering health and fitness, nutrition, and financial responsibility. At Loyola, the operator adds a work or school requirement of 20 hours a week starting within two weeks of move-in. At Marywood, that same coaching runs with less immediate pressure, which is the operator's own distinction between the two houses.

TROHN Certification for Both Austin Properties

Both Higher Plane Sober Living residences are certified through the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, known as TROHN. An operator that certifies every house it runs has committed the whole portfolio to a published code of ethics and an outside complaint process, extending beyond just the address a prospective resident happens to be looking at.

Serving Austin and Travis County

Austin is the seat of Travis County and the state capital, and both Higher Plane Sober Living houses sit inside the eastside neighborhoods along the US-183 and Loyola Lane corridor. Capital Metro bus service, outpatient clinics and entry-level employers are all reachable from that stretch of the city, which is the practical reason the operator has kept both properties in the same part of Austin instead of spreading them across the metro.