Odyssey Sober Living

About Odyssey Sober Living

Odyssey Sober Living is a sober living operator based in Seattle, Washington, providing recovery housing for women in the city's University District, in King County.

A Seattle Sober Living Operator for Women

Odyssey Sober Living runs its housing around the idea that isolation feeds addiction and that connection and community are what counter it. The organization keeps live-in staff on site instead of checking in periodically, which puts mentorship and daily accountability inside the house itself instead of at arm's length.

Structure and Daily Expectations

Residents follow a set wake-up time and curfew, submit to random drug and alcohol testing, complete daily check-ins, and attend recovery meetings as a condition of staying. Housing is fully furnished, including utilities, appliances and household supplies, so a new resident arrives needing little more than clothing and groceries.

Serving Women in Recovery

The operator's program is built specifically for women, describing its residents as independent women working a drug and alcohol recovery program. Keeping the population to one gender lets Odyssey Sober Living write house rules, meeting expectations and shared-space norms around a single group instead of splitting a mixed household.

A University District Location in King County

Odyssey Sober Living operates from Seattle's University District, close to the University of Washington and its medical campus, with transit connections across King County. As the state's largest city and the seat of King County, Seattle gives the operator access to a wide base of outpatient providers and employers to refer residents toward.

Reaching Odyssey Sober Living

Inquiries and applications go directly through Odyssey Sober Living's house management, which can confirm current availability and walk a prospective resident through the testing schedule, curfew and recovery meeting requirements before move-in.