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The Reserve

About The Reserve

The Reserve is a sober living operator in Nashville, Tennessee, running women's recovery housing across Davidson County.

A Nashville Women's Recovery Housing Provider

The Reserve keeps its houses deliberately small, holding a census of four or five women per address, well below the eight to ten residents common at larger Nashville sober living homes. That choice shapes everything else about the program: tighter peer accountability, less turnover in shared space, and a house dynamic closer to family than to an institution.

Two Women's Addresses in Nashville

The Reserve operates two women's sober houses in this unit's records:

  • The Reserve Fern for Women, on Fern Avenue in North Nashville.
  • The Reserve Sober Living for Women, on Forrest Oaks Drive in the Bellevue area of West Nashville.

Both houses run the same core program, and a resident who needs a different set of housemates or a different part of the city can move between them without leaving the operator that already knows her.

A Program Built on Mind, Body, and Spirit

The Reserve frames recovery as work that happens on three levels at once: structured peer meetings, mindfulness and meditation practice, and step work. Alcohol and drugs are prohibited outright, and the small house size means residents enforce that rule among themselves as much as staff does.

Certification Across the Portfolio

The Reserve states that both Nashville houses are certified. Certification in Tennessee, through the Tennessee Alliance of Recovery Residences, requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and outside complaint review. Tennessee publishes no certification levels, so every Reserve address carries the same single designation.

Serving Nashville and Davidson County

Concentrating both women's houses inside Davidson County's consolidated government means residents share one set of courts, one outpatient treatment network, and one job market regardless of which house they live in. That consistency is part of what a multi-house operator offers over a single standalone address.

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