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Plano and Dallas Sober Living Programs
Recovery Inn is a 501(c)3 non-profit and Nationally Certified Women's Sober Living Programthat provides Life Skills Development, a Peer-Supported Community, Spiritual Support Studies, Big Book Studies, Employment Programs, Family-style Living, Women's Issues Education and Housing for individuals in recovery from substance use disorders.
Now offering State Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialists. |
Recovery and Hope...
Recovery Inn is home to 36 women and provides our comprehensive sober living programs in North Dallas and Plano.
Recovery is our primary purpose with focus on body, mind and spirit. Recovery Inn homes provide the best possible environment where women can be equipped for success in life. Residents have a clean, safe and nicely accommodated home in which to build a foundation for life. Recovery Inn is a 12 step immersion program that helps residents implement necessary life skills, exposes them to a peer-supported community, family-style living, spirituality and an environment that promotes recovery.
Residents primarily hail from Texas, however many have come to stay with us from states across the country. Some residents transition from residential treatment centers or detox facilities, while others come directly from home.
Recovery Inn is designed to help women over the age of 18 with a minimum of 7 days sobriety. Requirements for residency include maintaining a sponsor, working a 12 Step program, employment, developing a spiritual program, household chores and being an active house member.
We understand how challenging life can be for the family and loved ones of addicts or alcoholics. We've trudged this road with over 500 families and aren't stopping here. We want to help! The disease process affects everyone involved and it's not an easy journey. You are not alone. There is hope!
There are many pathways that lead to recovery and Recovery Inn is proud to be one of those pathways!
Media and Press
Channel 11 News - Michelle Adams as Texan with Character
May 2010
Advocate Magazine
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Plano Profile Magazine
November 2010
Dallas Morning News - Neighbors Go
Park Cities Edition
April 2010
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Michelle Adams battled addiction to alcohol, methamphetamines and other drugs for nearly two decades until it landed her in jail in 2004. Upon her release, Adams found herself starting from scratch. She began to research opening a sober-living facility and support group.
In 2008, Adams opened her first sober-living facility, Recovery Inn, in East Plano . Since then, she has opened two other locations, another in Plano and one in East Dallas. The facilities are open to any woman age 18 or older who is at least 14 days clean and sober. Read more about Adams and Recovery Inn in this week's issue of North Dallas neighborsgo. |




