Second Chance Sober Living

About Second Chance Sober Living

Second Chance Sober Living is a sober living operator in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, running certified recovery housing in Oklahoma County. It operates three residences, two inside Oklahoma City and one in neighboring Bethany, and all three are certified at Level 2 by the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources.

An Oklahoma City Recovery Housing Provider

The organization's stated position is that it accepts anyone seeking help to stay sober, with no limit on how many times a person has tried before. That is a deliberate admissions stance and it shapes the population. Houses that screen hard on relapse history end up with easier households and a shorter list of people they can serve. This operator has chosen the other side of that trade, and an applicant who has been turned down elsewhere for a recent relapse should read the policy carefully before assuming the same answer here.

Three Certified Sober Living Homes in Oklahoma County

The residences are:

• Muller House, in Bethany, for men, with twenty-one beds.
• 30th Terrace House, in Oklahoma City, for women, with thirteen beds.
• 39th House, in Oklahoma City, for men, with twelve beds.

All three carry OKARR certification at Level 2, and together they hold forty-six beds in a single metro. Street addresses are not published, and placement runs through the operator.

A Twelve-Step Program Attached to Recovery Housing

The operator runs a spiritually based twelve-step program for the men and women in its houses. Applicants should know that going in. A twelve-step house is a specific product: meetings, sponsorship, step work and a shared vocabulary, and it fits some people extremely well and others poorly. Anyone whose recovery is built on a different framework should ask exactly what participation is required and what is optional.

Level 2 Certification Across These Sober Houses

OKARR certifies residence by residence and publishes a level for each one. Carrying Level 2 on all three houses means every address commits to written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, a published code of ethics, and a complaint process reaching outside the house. Certification is voluntary in Oklahoma, so an operator holding it portfolio-wide has accepted oversight it was free to skip.

Men's and Women's Sober Homes Across the Metro

Each house is single-gender. Men apply to Muller House in Bethany or 39th House in Oklahoma City, and women apply to 30th Terrace House. Keeping the split at the house level means rules, meetings and shared space are written for one population. Because the addresses sit within a few miles of each other inside the same metro, a resident who needs a different household later can move without leaving a job, a sponsor or a caseworker behind.

Recovery Homes in the Oklahoma City Metro

Oklahoma City is the state capital and the seat of Oklahoma County, and it holds the second largest concentration of certified recovery residences in the state after Tulsa. Bethany sits immediately west of the city line on the same street grid. Residents of all three houses are inside one metro's outpatient providers, drug court calendar, workforce centers and entry-level employers, with I-40 and I-44 connecting the pieces.