Men's Tribal House

About Men's Tribal House

Men's Tribal House is a sober living operator in Midvale, Utah, running a single 27-bed men's recovery residence in Salt Lake County under founder Shane Ericksen.

A Midvale Men's Recovery Housing Provider

Men's Tribal House built its reputation around men reentering the community after incarceration, pairing sober living structure with a stated no-shame, no-judgment culture. The operator runs from a single Midvale address.

A Harm-Reduction Stance on Medical Cannabis

What distinguishes this operator from most Utah sober living providers is its accommodation of medical cannabis. Roughly half of residents hold a state medical card, get their medicine through licensed pharmacies, and are assessed by a doctor before a cannabis treatment plan is built into their recovery. Ericksen has framed the approach around chronic pain and PTSD, arguing it protects recovery instead of undermining it.

Serving Men Leaving Incarceration

The operator's population skews toward men coming directly out of incarceration, which puts reentry logistics, employment and routine-building at the center of the program alongside standard sober living structure.

Operating in Salt Lake County

Midvale's location between Sandy and Murray, with TRAX access into the rest of the Salt Lake Valley, keeps residents connected to the county's reentry services, courts and treatment providers. Applications and current bed availability go through Men's Tribal House directly.