Women’s sober living in Northern Colorado

A safe place to rebuild. A strong community to grow.

Recovered Humans provides structured, accredited sober living homes for women in Loveland and Longmont, Colorado. Our recovery residences combine accountability, compassion, peer connection, and practical support so women can move forward with purpose.

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CARR Accredited Ethical recovery residence standards

Women-Focused Inclusive community for all who identify as women

Three Homes North Loveland, southwest Loveland, and Longmont

Real Accountability Structure, testing, routines, and connection

More than a place to stay

Recovery housing built around connection and sustained change

Leaving treatment—or trying to stabilize recovery while living in the same environment where substance use occurred—can feel overwhelming. A women’s sober living home creates space between old patterns and the life a woman is working to build.

Recovered Humans offers clean, welcoming recovery homes where residents live alongside other women who understand early recovery. The structure is clear, the support is real, and every resident is encouraged to build independence through employment, education, volunteering, outpatient care, recovery meetings, and healthy community involvement.

Our mission is to offer a safe and sober place to call home for all who identify as women—wrapped in empathy, compassion, and community.

“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

What makes us different

Compassion and accountability can exist in the same home

Women deserve recovery support that is ethical, transparent, and human. Our model pairs firm expectations with dignity and practical help.

Safe, inclusive housing

Our accredited homes offer shared and private room options in residential Northern Colorado neighborhoods.

Structure that builds confidence

Curfews, chores, check-ins, recovery meetings, healthy routines, and random drug and alcohol testing create consistency.

Support after setbacks

We do not believe relapse erases progress. Each situation is addressed individually with increased support, accountability, or a higher level of care when needed.

Weekly house meetings and community connection
Randomized UA and BA testing
Recovery coaching and mentoring connections
Medication management expectations
Digital meeting and accountability tools
Employment, education, or volunteer goals
Transportation and support-service connections
Alumni community for long-term connection

Local recovery residences

Women’s sober living near Loveland, Longmont, and Fort Collins

Our homes serve women from across Northern Colorado and beyond, including residents transitioning from treatment programs in Fort Collins, Greeley, Boulder, Denver, and surrounding communities.

Each house has its own personality, but every Recovered Humans residence follows the same core standards: a substance-free environment, peer support, personal responsibility, transparent expectations, and a belief that strong women create strong women.

Explore Our Homes

Amethyst House — North Loveland

A welcoming women’s recovery home in north Loveland with access to local employment, outpatient services, recovery meetings, and the broader Northern Colorado community.

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Onyx House — Southwest Loveland

Structured sober living in southwest Loveland for women building stability, independence, and meaningful peer relationships.

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Jasper House — Longmont

A supportive women’s sober living community in Longmont, conveniently located for residents connecting with services throughout Boulder and Weld counties.

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A clear path forward

How admission works

Getting started should feel straightforward—not like one more impossible task during an already stressful transition.

Reach out

Call or submit the contact form to ask about openings, program expectations, costs, and fit.

Complete screening

Our team learns about current needs, recovery goals, medications, treatment involvement, and discharge timing.

Choose a home

Placement is based on availability, individual needs, and the community that is most likely to support success.

Build your next chapter

Residents begin establishing routines, relationships, recovery supports, and practical independence from day one.

Common questions

Women’s sober living FAQs

What is sober living?

Sober living is a substance-free, structured residential environment for people building stability in recovery. It is not the same as inpatient treatment or clinical therapy. Residents commonly attend outpatient treatment, counseling, recovery meetings, work, school, or volunteer activities while living in the home.

Who can apply to Recovered Humans?

Our homes are for people who identify as women and are committed to living substance-free, participating in recovery, following house expectations, and contributing positively to a shared community.

Do residents have to come directly from treatment?

No. Many residents transition directly from detox, residential treatment, PHP, or IOP, while others apply from the community because they need a safer and more accountable environment to strengthen their recovery.

How long can a resident stay?

Length of stay is individualized. Many women remain for six to twelve months or longer while they build recovery stability, employment, financial independence, healthy relationships, and a safe plan for their next living environment.

How much does the program cost?

Recovered Humans currently lists a one-time $250 intake fee, $995 per month for a shared room, and $1,500 per month for a private room. Contact our team to confirm current availability, pricing, and payment details before admission.

What happens if someone relapses?

Each situation is reviewed individually. Depending on safety and clinical needs, a resident may receive increased accountability, transition temporarily to a higher level of care, or develop a structured plan for continued recovery. Our goal is healing and safety—not shame.

Do you serve women looking near Fort Collins?

Yes. Our Loveland homes are convenient for many women seeking sober living near Fort Collins, and our Longmont home supports women connecting with services in Longmont, Boulder County, Weld County, and surrounding areas.

Find your next safe step

You do not have to rebuild alone.

Whether you are planning a discharge from treatment, supporting a loved one, or looking for more structure in your own recovery, our team is ready to talk through the next step.

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