What we do

Structure for today. Support for what comes next.

Sober living is the bridge between surviving and thriving—a place where women can practice recovery, rebuild trust, and create a life that feels worth protecting.

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StructureClear routines, expectations, and healthy daily habits

AccountabilityTesting, check-ins, transparency, and personal responsibility

GuidanceHouse leadership, recovery support, and connection to care

CommunityWomen supporting women through every stage of growth

Our vision

A safe, sober place to practice living differently

Recovered Humans was created from a simple desire: to give women in Colorado a safe environment where recovery can become part of everyday life.

Residents live with women who understand early recovery while building independence through work, school, volunteering, outpatient care, recovery meetings, and healthy community involvement. We combine firm expectations with compassion, because accountability works best when people are treated with dignity.

Our homes are inclusive of all who identify as women and are committed to living substance-free, participating in recovery, and contributing positively to a shared community.

Our approach

Recovery grows through consistency, connection, and choice

Our program is designed to help each resident move from external accountability toward lasting personal responsibility.

Build a steady foundation

Predictable routines, curfews, chores, house expectations, and productive-time goals create stability during a season of significant change.

Practice honest accountability

Random drug and alcohol testing, digital accountability tools, check-ins, and shared community standards help residents stay transparent.

Reconnect with purpose

Residents strengthen recovery supports, pursue work or education, repair life skills, and develop the confidence to move forward independently.

Support inside our homes

Practical tools for real life

Every element of the program is meant to support safety, responsibility, and meaningful connection—not simply compliance.

House leadership

On-site house managers provide guidance, uphold shared expectations, and help maintain a respectful living environment.

Drug and alcohol testing

Randomized UA and BA testing, including laboratory testing, supports transparency and the safety of the entire home.

Recovery connection

Residents attend recovery meetings, participate in weekly house circles, and build relationships with sponsors, mentors, or recovery supports.

Medication accountability

Clear medication expectations and structured routines help residents manage prescriptions safely and consistently.

Life-building goals

Employment, education, volunteering, budgeting, transportation, and daily living skills help women move toward independence.

Long-term community

Family dinners, shared milestones, community events, and alumni connection create belonging that can continue beyond residency.

Accountability made visible

Our digital tools help residents stay connected to their goals

Residents use the Recovered Humans OneStep app to organize important parts of their recovery and share progress with the people supporting them.

Technology does not replace human connection. It makes expectations clearer, progress easier to see, and communication more transparent across the community.

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Set itCreate goals, schedules, and healthy routines.

Track itLog sober days, meetings, tasks, and progress.

Share itStay connected through transparent community communication.

Keep itCarry community and alumni support into the next chapter.

What residents can expect

Clear expectations. Room to grow.

Recovery housing should feel both supportive and honest. Residents know what is expected and have the opportunity to build trust through consistent action.

A substance-free living environment
Weekly house meetings and community participation
Recovery meeting involvement
Randomized UA and BA testing
Chores and shared-home responsibility
Work, school, volunteering, or other productive time
Respectful communication and healthy boundaries
Support planning for the next stage of independence

“Following treatment, my time in sober living set me up for success and held me accountable. I developed an unbreakable bond with fellow women and, for once, I no longer felt alone.”

— LB Burkhalter, Founder & Executive Director

Find your next safe step

You do not have to rebuild alone.

Whether you are preparing to leave treatment, supporting someone you love, or looking for more structure in your own recovery, our team is ready to talk through the next step.

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Structure

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Guidance

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