Soulworx

About Soulworx

SoulWorX is a sober living operator in Petersburg, Virginia, running four certified recovery housing addresses in the city at the southern end of the Richmond metropolitan corridor. The organization describes its work as peer-supported living built on accountability, stability and long-term recovery support.

A Petersburg Sober Living Operator Working in One City

Concentration is the defining feature of this recovery housing provider. Four register entries, one independent city, one set of courts, one transit system and one hospital. A resident who needs a different household is not asked to move to a different market, and the operator's standing rests on the same neighbors and the same certifying body across the whole portfolio. Small, single-city operators publish less and market less. What they offer in exchange is a decision-maker who is reachable and who knows every address personally.

Four Certified Recovery Housing Addresses

SoulWorX holds four entries on the Virginia certified register, each covering four units:

• 2 Princess Court, units one through four, in Petersburg.
• 2 Salem Court, units one through four, in Petersburg.
• 4 Terrell Court, units one through four, in Petersburg.
• 6 Terrell Court, units one through four, in Petersburg.

Two of the four sit on the same short street. The clustered arrangement keeps each household small while giving the operator a peer group large enough to sustain meetings, chore rotations and a house culture across more than one building.

Monitored Level Recovery Homes and What That Model Is

Every SoulWorX address carries Level of Support 2 on the state register, the tier VARR names Monitored. Peer support and written house rules carry the household. A house manager or senior resident holds oversight. Drug screening is part of the arrangement. Clinical care sits outside the house, so residents keep their own prescribers, therapists and meetings. Anyone who needs clinical supervision on site is a poor match for this operator, and somebody who has treatment in place and needs a stable sober address is exactly the right one.

VARR Accreditation Across the Portfolio

Virginia is among the strictest states in the country on recovery housing. Operating an uncertified residence is a criminal offense, and the Commonwealth recognizes only two credentialing bodies. All four SoulWorX addresses are accredited through the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences and appear on the state register at the same level. Certification is granted address by address, so an operator carrying it on every unit it runs has put the entire portfolio inside a code of ethics, written fee and rule disclosure, a documented relapse and discharge policy, and an external complaint process.

Serving Petersburg and the Southern Richmond Corridor

Petersburg is a small independent city that carries a large share of its region's institutions: Southside Regional Medical Center, Central State Hospital on its edge, the city courts and Petersburg Area Transit, with Virginia State University across the Appomattox River in Ettrick and Richard Bland College nearby. Interstate 95 puts Richmond twenty-five miles north. People leaving treatment or custody in the surrounding counties often find Petersburg is the nearest address with a hospital, a bus route and an entry-level job market in the same place.

Reaching This Recovery Housing Provider

Applications and referrals go to SoulWorX itself, so one conversation covers every unit the operator has open. At the operator level the questions worth asking differ from the ones about a single address: how long the organization has housed residents in Petersburg, how gender is handled across the four addresses, whether it accepts referrals from treatment providers and the courts, how deposits and fees are documented and refunded, and how a complaint escalates past a house manager to the certifying body.