Threshold Recovery

Threshold Recovery is a 12-Step sober living home that assists those leaving treatment to transition into day-to-day living. They are located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Threshold Recovery owns and operates 5 different sober living homes in the area. 2 of the homes are gender-specific, one for men and one for women. Threshold Recovery was founded on inspirational beliefs in regards to helping other alcoholics and addicts. The owner lost a loved one to this disease in a fatal overdose. Their mission is to provide a stable, abstinence-based residency for men and women recovering from the disease of addiction. Threshold Recovery works in collaboration with Tennessee Alliance of Recovery Residences and National Sober Living Association (NSLA). On average, the cost for staying at one of Threshold Recovery’s locations is $175-$200 a week, and on the top end it's around $800 for 30 days. Threshold Recovery offers residents a shared common area and kitchen with refrigerator space. When a newcomer resident moves in they will be placed in a shared room with 2-3 other people, after proven self accountable, they can request a single room. After 30 days and the completion of step 1, residents can request a pass home within a 48 hour notice. Residents have to be active in their recovery and prove this at least 5 documented times a week. Examples of weekly documented goals include attending therapy, 12-step meetings, church, sponsorship meetings, service opportunities, and the gym. Threshold Recovery helps residents line up job opportunities, and the average rate of pay is between $12-$17 dollars an hour.

Threshold Recovery has 5 different residential homes available for sober living. Each one unique in their own way. The commonalities between them is they all offer shared private bedrooms as well as shared bathrooms.