Whole Living Recovery

About Whole Living Recovery

Whole Living Recovery is a sober living operator based in Newark, Ohio, running recovery housing for men and women across Licking County.

A Newark Recovery Housing Provider

Whole Living Recovery describes itself as a safe haven for women and men fighting addiction, built on a holistic approach grounded in the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. The organization supplies community-based housing during early recovery, while clinical treatment and outpatient care come from other providers in the area.

Five Sober Homes for Men and Women

Whole Living Recovery runs five houses in Newark:

• Norpell Lane, for men.
• Transition Lane, for men.
• Awakening Lane, for women, including pregnant women and mothers with infants.
• Recovery Lane, for women.
• North Lane, for women.

Splitting the network three houses for women and two for men gives the operator flexibility to place a new resident by gender and by fit rather than by whichever single house happens to have space.

Ohio Recovery Housing Certification

The registry for Ohio Recovery Housing, the state's NARR affiliate, confirms Awakening Lane as certified at the Managed level; it does not specify certification status for the operator's other four houses, so a prospective resident should confirm that directly with Whole Living Recovery for whichever house they are considering.

One Application, Several Sober Houses

Applications go through Whole Living Recovery directly, and a resident who needs a different house after move-in, whether for a different set of housemates or a change in structure, can raise it with an operator that already runs the alternative.

Serving Newark and Licking County

Newark is the seat of Licking County and the area's hub for courts, outpatient treatment and entry-level work, and Whole Living Recovery's five houses all sit inside that same network.