Welcome to Our Home
Here, women are encouraged to support one another, build healthy routines, and grow in an environment where compassion & accountability exist side by side.
Program Overview
A Structured & Compassionate Path to Recovery
Our program provides a nurturing and accountable environment where women can rebuild their lives, heal from past experiences, and choose a new path forward. Our home is designed to support recovery through structure, compassion, and community, while allowing each woman the space and time she needs to grow.
Leadership & Program Structure
Barbie’s House operates with a strong and consistent leadership presence. A dedicated house manager lives within three minutes of the property and maintains ongoing oversight of daily operations. The house manager is on site five days per week to conduct resident check-ins, provide guidance, and meet individually with residents to address concerns, goals, and progress in recovery.
As a Level II sober living home, Barbie’s House emphasizes accountability, peer support, and adherence to house guidelines within a respectful, community-focused environment. Residents are encouraged to actively engage in recovery-oriented activities, participate in meetings, maintain sobriety, and support one another as they work toward stability, personal growth, and long-term recovery.
90-Day Minimum Recommended
We recommend a minimum stay of 90 days to allow residents the time and structure needed to establish stability, healthy routines, and a strong foundation for recovery. While 90 days is our suggested starting point, women are welcome to stay longer based on their individual needs, progress, and personal recovery journey.
Recovery is not one-size-fits-all, and we believe healing happens best when women are not rushed.
Key Elements of Our Program
Structure & Routine
Community & Connection
Community & Connection
Clear expectations provide structure, stability, and accountability. Helping residents rebuild healthy routines that support long-term sobriety and independence.
Community & Connection
Community & Connection
Community & Connection
Shared living encourages mutual support, positive relationships, and a sense of belonging. Residents learn to grow together while respecting one another’s space and recovery.
Personal Development
Women are encouraged to focus on goal-setting, responsibility, and life skills that support confidence, self-respect, and continued progress beyond sober living.
Health & Self-Care
Our environment promotes balance through healthy habits, rest, reflection, and self-care. Supporting both emotional and physical well-being during recovery.