Recovery Centered Living

About Recovery Centered Living

Recovery Centered Living is a sober living operator in Austin, Texas, running six high-accountability recovery residences across Travis County.

Six Austin Houses

The operator publishes its houses by name, five for men and one for women:

• RCL One, a men's house on Prairie Trail in north Austin.
• RCL Two, a men's house in the Austin area.
• RCL Three, the women's house.
• RCL Four, a men's house in the Austin area.
• RCL Five, a men's house in the Austin area.
• RCL Six, a men's house in the Austin area.

Every house is certified by the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network at Level II or Level III, and each offers single-bedroom accommodation.

The Recovery Spectrum Model

Recovery Centered Living organizes its program around what it calls the Recovery Spectrum, treating twelve-step fellowships, SMART Recovery, Recovery Dharma, medication-assisted treatment and holistic or faith-based approaches as equally valid paths. Few Texas sober living operators state that range as plainly, and it shapes who ends up living in an RCL house.

Single Bedrooms in Every House

Each of the six houses offers single-bedroom accommodation. Keeping bedrooms to one resident costs the operator density, and it buys a resident privacy that shared rooms in this price band rarely offer.

Published Weekly and Monthly Dues

Bed dues run $250 a week or $1,000 a month, with a one-time $200 move-in fee. Publishing a flat rate up front lets someone compare the cost against other Austin sober houses before making a call.

Medication-Assisted Treatment and Harm Reduction

The operator supports medication-assisted treatment and harm reduction as valid pathways, describing the approach as growth at your pace. That position matters directly to a resident managing a prescribed medication, and it separates these houses from abstinence-only sober homes in the same city.

Certification in Texas

Certification with the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network is voluntary, and Recovery Centered Living has certified every one of its six houses. For a network this size, that is a deliberate and uncommon commitment.

Applying and Touring a House

Prospective residents submit an application, the management team reviews it, and a tour of the specific house under consideration comes before move-in. Seeing the actual property first is worth doing: the six houses share rules and dues but are separate homes with separate communities.

Families and Referral Partners

Recovery Centered Living takes contact from family members, caseworkers, clinicians and referring institutions, and works with local support systems including Integral Care in limited situations. Worth asking at first contact: which house has an opening, and whether it fits the resident's recovery pathway.