Tribe Recovery Homes

About Tribe Recovery Homes

Tribe Recovery Homes is a sober living operator based in Denver, Colorado, running certified recovery housing in Denver County built around a trauma-informed model.

A Trauma-Informed Recovery Housing Provider

Tribe Recovery Homes draws on DBT, CBT, EMDR and motivational interviewing, treating substance use as tangled up with untreated trauma. That clinical framing runs through every service the organization offers, from housing to release assistance to outpatient programming.

Support for DUI and Justice-Involved Residents

The organization specifically serves residents navigating Level II, Level IV and felony DUI cases, alongside broader release assistance for people leaving incarceration. Staff are experienced coordinating with courts, probation and case managers, which matters for a resident whose housing has to satisfy a legal condition as well as a personal one.

Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Services

Beyond housing, Tribe Recovery Homes runs partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programming, plus employment readiness support. Keeping clinical and vocational services under one organization lets a resident coordinate housing, treatment and a job search without juggling multiple unaffiliated providers.

What Certification Establishes

Tribe Recovery Homes' Colorado housing is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, which commits the organization to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and an outside complaint process. Colorado's Behavioral Health Administration outlines the state's certified recovery residence requirements for organizations accepting state referrals.

Serving Denver County

Denver's size gives Tribe Recovery Homes access to the state's densest concentration of courts, outpatient providers and employers, all relevant to a population that includes residents navigating DUI cases and reentry from incarceration. The organization runs its housing from inside the city, keeping residents close to the court and case management system many of them are already working with.