Rosewood

About Rosewood

Rosewood Sober Living is a Massachusetts sober living operator running a certified women's recovery residence in Braintree, in Norfolk County.

A Women's Recovery Housing Provider on the South Shore

Rosewood Sober Living says its mission is to support women in early recovery with a safe, structured and nurturing environment while they rebuild their lives. The company requires a personal interview before admission and expects an applicant to already be sober at intake, with immediate move-in possible when a bed is open.

What MASH Certification Requires

Rosewood's residence is certified by the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. Certification requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules in writing before move-in, and a complaint process outside the house, and it is what makes the address eligible for referrals from Massachusetts state agencies and the courts.

A Structured Recovery Program

Residents are expected to attend twelve-step meetings, secure a sponsor, take part in regular house meetings and show ongoing commitment to their own recovery. Rosewood frames those expectations as the baseline for staying in the house, not optional extras.

Braintree and Norfolk County

Braintree sits in Norfolk County on Boston's South Shore, with a major MBTA Red Line terminus and one of the region's larger retail and employment corridors inside town limits. Rosewood's own materials point to more than a hundred recovery meetings and several peer recovery centers within a short distance of the house, along with retail, food service and grocery jobs nearby.

Applying to Rosewood

Applications go through an online form directly with Rosewood. The company's own admission process, an interview and proof of sobriety at intake, means a prospective resident should expect a conversation before a bed is offered rather than a same-day move-in from a cold call.