Sobriety House Inc – Denver

Every mom knows the unconditional love for her child, no matter how old the child may be. My son struggled for years with substance abuse disorder. After several failed attempts at rehab, we found Sobriety House and… they saved his life. My son is currently seven years sober and thriving. The staff treated him with compassion and respect, and provided the tools he needed to rebuild. My family and I are deeply grateful to Sobriety House for their life-changing impact and I recommend them without reservation to anyone who needs help for themselves or a loved one.

Have truly saved me from myself and everyday gets better and easier…

This place is great. One of if not the best program I've ever been apart of. They also offer a 6 month sober living program afterwards.

I didn't realize until I was gone after being in the program for over 6 months that I have gotten my life back in order. It's way better than it was before I started their program. Thank you to all of the team.

Simon is the absolute best. He makes Sobriety House feel like such a safe and accepting place. He is passionate and works so hard every day and really cares about the residents and making them feel comfortable. If you… find yourself at Sobriety House, definitely seek out Simon. You won't regret it!

I had the benefit of being here in 2023 I ended up leaving against their advice however it was part of my recovery journey. I wish I would have stayed even though I am in a great sober living now I will always remember… the people here who changed my life even when I lashed out in fear and fled they loved me. NA is still the love of my life and the journey continues ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ ❤️❤️

I did the program 33 years ego, in 1992. I am sober and have an amazing life because the start I got from Sobriety House. Owe a lot for the spirit of that place. The staff was amazing and gave me the basics to start my… journey. I was 26 and dying in alcoholism. Now 59 and leaving my best life and happy. THANK YOU for all you do for change lives.

This program saved my daughter's life! The community and resources they have are unbelievable. I believe the openess and non judgement they provided helped lift her mind from despair and heal her body. With a long term… plan and endless support, she is thriving. She has saved herself with the help of people who have the tools to share. The program works if you want to change your life style and views on living a healthy life. I know it was hard. She had struggled endlessly. She wasn't ready until she met the strait forward and caring people at sobriety house. Thank you for giving her back to herself and letting her heal in ways as a family we were not able to give. Even if they are not ready! Plant the seeds! Give the space and time to heal and regain a sense of self that no one can take. I am Thankful from the bottom of my heart and blessed she made it thru hell to live another day with us as herself.

HANDICAP PEOPLE AND LOVED ONES PLEASE READ IF YOURE LOOKING FOR A SAFE PLACE THAT DOESNT DISCRIMINATE DO NOT COME HERE! If I could give it zero stars I would. I am in a wheelchair. When I came here they said it was 100%… handicap accessible. I’m not sure what they think handicap accessible means. The laundry is downstairs, the multiple mandatory AA meetings a week are downstairs, in phase 1 they only take you off campus for 1 meeting and you have to go to 3 meetings a week, so I was being carried downstairs twice a week BY CLIENTS. Which is 1 dangerous for both clients and is a lawsuit waiting to happen. Luckily, for all parties sake, that didn’t happen. Also, IT SHOULDNT BE THEIR JOB! It should be the staff helping when they’re the ones that said they would. Plus they should’ve moved them upstairs when they said it was handicap assessable or just not say that their program is when the only thing about their program that is handicap accessible is they have a ramp to the main house so you can get to meds and the kitchen and they have 1 handicap accessible bedroom and 1 handicap accessible shower. Not the mandatory meetings, the client fridges, or buckets for client food, the laundry (which is an essential need), I also couldn’t get drinkable water unless it was from the bathroom faucet (unless a client went downstairs to get it for me) Also during my first, and only week here I was harassed and discriminated against for being handicapped and needing to ask for help reaching for things, etc. and laughed at. Then I was threatened by a client to be punched in the face and to fight me, when I clearly can’t defend myself and when brought to staff they did absolutely nothing about it.. they say they have a “zero tolerance policy, which means she should have been kicked out. She wasn’t. Instead I was. Because the program “wasn’t working for me” because it wasn’t accessible and they were extremely discriminatory. Anyway, this complaint review has already taken up more of my time typing than his program deserves. This program shouldn’t accept handicap clients as it is NOT a handicap accessible rehab facility. A law suit will be coming your way soon. 👋 Edit after their response comment: staff were the ones who unlocked the back door and watched them carry me down. They said that staircase by the back kitchen was “safer” because it was “less narrow with less people running by”. Still not safe, but YOUR staff did ask these clients to carry me and YOUR staff did unlock the door to do so and lock it afterwards. and I have witness statements. Makes sense , try to cover your tracks. Although, I have multiple eye witnesses and a person who’s already heard a few statements of how bad it was for me there and how it didn’t make sense why I was treated that bad by this center. Why meetings, laundry, client food, client drinking water, etc we’re all held in a basement, far out of reach for someone wheelchair bound, so definitely NOT accessible to ALL clients, as you claim. Also my behavior was great, I passed room checks and full partook/participated in AND was on time to every group/class, despite these huge barriers for me. Also an investigation DID take place and there were witnesses to me being threatened physically and it states in your guys handbook you have a “zero tolerance policy “ to threats of violence and discrimination. That is obviously not true. A staff member even told me that the person who threatened MY safety and well being would be kicked out if there was a witness. I know that the client who threatened me STILL resides at this treatment Facility AND I got kicked out for threatening to sue for discrimination. The witness who saw her threaten me was even confused and also ended up leaving this facility not long after! It’s just mess up after mess up! This is a JOKE of a “rehabilitation program “. It is obvious there was an insane amount of Clear discrimination and unsafe grossly mishandlings of these situations were evident during my horrible, and traumatic, 9 day stay at this facility. Thanks.

I owe so much to this program! Almost 6 years ago I walked into this program very sick and sorry if felt forced to be there by CPS, however I've come to realize I was supposed to be there. I'm now a Peer Specialist… working with those in recovery court and celebrate 6 years of sobriety on May 20th! This program saved my life and I got my kid back!

Sobriety House has been nothing but amazing to me. I've received 100% support from them from me traveling to Texas to be with my dying mom who has since passed away. And from being there for me when I was in the… hospital. Today is my 60 days and I couldn't have done it without them. Thank you.

If you are seeking a SAFE therapeutic and supportive environment, do not come to Sobriety House. House management grossly mishandles situations between clients causing problems to linger. Most of the clients are… horrible to each other and staff does nothing about it. Maybe if house management left the office, clients would respect them and the rules more. Clients aren’t treated equally and their lack of support and oversight makes the property feel unsafe. For example, when I self-discharged and went back to collect my stuff, it was stolen and nowhere to be found. Sobriety House made no effort to reconcile the situation. STAY AWAY!!

I've used the great fellowship at Phoenix & Sobriety House to maintain a positive sobriety since 1998. I try to stay close and to serve. Life is good SOBER ! It's worth the effort because it WORKS🥳❣️🙏🕊️

I went to a 12 step meeting. Great place to begin your road to recovery. Solid program. Caring staff.

Friendly staff and resident. Great meeting. Shout out Simon amd Char!

Great place, friendly, highly recommended if you are seeking treatment and accept Medicaid, men and women......

I never been to a sober living house like this one,it's so awesome 💯 the people here are awesome the food is really good,

Please go anywhere else they are a joke they do not even have an after treatment plan I was dropped off downtown with no place to go also please read the other negative reviews it does tell a petty story of discharges… and even had a client die her family's review was ßaaad

Want to mention what a great program they have. My first inpatient program and didn't know what to expect. Completed it then went into phase 2(important to continue, if you return right back to where you were almost… impossible to not return to previous habits) This place was perfect for me I just needed stability to get back on my feet and they provided that and more. Might be a bit of wait to get in but if you are ready to turn your life around —if you just need a helping hand not to be pushed, meaning if you really want to— this is the place

Good rehab if your looking for a short intensive treatment center.

This place helped me get sober. I love it. Great staff and and reasonable accommodations. I recommend this program if u wanna get clean.

This place saved my life!!!

They kicked me out of the program for eating to many free bagels. The staff is also very rude to the clients so it's probably best i was asked to leave.

Not for me

Super fantastic place with peer support and counselors who sincerely care about your recovery! Also offer continued support after you leave the program.