Mrs. Wilson's

About Mrs. Wilson's

Mrs. Wilson's is a sober living operator based in Morristown, New Jersey, in Morris County, providing licensed recovery housing for women at two addresses on opposite sides of the state.

A Women's Recovery Housing Provider

Mrs. Wilson's operates under Alfre, Inc., doing business as Mrs. Wilson's Treatment Services for Women, a Morristown corporation that has delivered treatment and recovery services to women in Morris County for decades. Its housing sits at the residential end of that continuum, and the organization has built its program, staff experience and referral relationships around serving one population.

Two Recovery Homes, Ninety Minutes Apart

Mrs. Wilson's licenses recovery housing in two different regions of the state:

• Mrs. Wilson's Tomlinson House, 56 Mt Kemble Avenue, Morristown, Morris County.
• Mrs. Wilson's, 55 Shawmont Lane, Willingboro, Burlington County.

The two properties sit roughly ninety minutes apart by car, giving the organization a presence in both North and South Jersey under one consistent program for women. The Willingboro license is held under the name John Tomlinson LLC, the same holding entity behind the Morristown house, which is how the two addresses tie back to one operator despite the licenses being filed under different names.

A Women-Only Sober Living Program Across Two Counties

Women entering recovery housing carry a set of pressures that mixed-gender providers handle unevenly: custody and family court, histories of abuse, pregnancy and postpartum care, and employment histories interrupted by caretaking. A provider that has worked with one population for decades has usually built the referral relationships those pressures require, whether from a hospital, a family court or a county's child protective services division.

Licensed as a Sober Living Operator Under New Jersey Law

New Jersey requires a Class F license from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs before any cooperative sober living residence can operate, and Mrs. Wilson's holds that license at both the Morristown and Willingboro properties, entered on the State's public register. The license is a state record independent of anything the organization publishes about its own program, and separately, the Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services licenses clinical residential treatment, a different credential that this housing does not need.

Serving Women's Sober Living Across Two Regions

Morristown is the seat of Morris County, carrying the county courthouse, probation and human services offices, Morristown Medical Center and NJ Transit's Morris and Essex lines into Newark and New York. Willingboro sits in Burlington County along the Delaware River, within reach of the Philadelphia job market. Running licensed housing in both places means Mrs. Wilson's can offer a woman leaving treatment a choice of region while keeping the same program and expectations at either address.

Applying to This Sober Living Operator

Applications go through Mrs. Wilson's directly, and intake typically covers which of the two locations best fits a resident's needs. Worth asking: the weekly cost, whether a house manager is on site, whether referrals from Morristown Medical Center or county drug court are accepted, and how the organization coordinates outpatient care alongside housing.