Reverence House

There is a reason there is a waiting list to be considered for acceptance into this recovery home.a place that can address your needs that we all struggle with in early recovery.when your serious to change your life and not go through the motions for courts your family or other reasons than the most important.yourself... a place that doesn't give up on you an will stand by you while you address the struggles.nothing is mandatory and all the reservations i had before I had the proper info were false.so if your serious about self accountability respect an working on you. This is the place..
Mar 17th, 2022

I havent been at this house for over a year and a half now, coming up on three years clean and I spent the first sixteen months of my sobriety living here, building friendships and relationships that I still maintain to this day. Adam (the owner) has become one of the best friends that I have ever had, and someone that I greatly appreciate in helping me get to the point that I am currently at. Having been at about fifteen recovery-based homes, I can tell you without a doubt, that this house can absolutely change your life if youre willing to put in the work and listen to the suggestions that youre given. I couldnt be more grateful to be part of the Reverence House alumni, and still be able to meet the new guys, and see the success stories that come out of the place. Second to none. Thanks for everything.
May 1st, 2021

Reverence, SAVED MY LIFE!!
Mar 10th, 2021

Having the experience i had at Reverence House, I would recommend it to other males who suffer from the terminal illness of alcoholism and addiction whom is seeking to get well. With this place being a nice and safe home! It is also high functioning and well kept clean with the proper structure needed for ones recovery. Reverence house taught me many things! I learned how to be apart of a brotherhood and connect with others. It taught me how to be responsible as a young adult in paying my rent and learning how to budget for what was needed (independence). It taught me to be accountable (To be on time, as well see the faults in my wrong doings and how to change the behaviors.) I learned about the brain and rational thinking. And most importantly as i personally struggled with these the most was how to remain humble and grateful throughout the process and still to this day. Today i live in boston, MA almost 2 years sober as a substance abuse technician helping others and i owe it to myself, loved ones, and Reverence House being a huge attribute to how i live life today. (I still wear my 6 month gold sobriety necklace i earned from Reverence House till this day because i am proud to have come from that home and what that place means to me!)
Nov 11th, 2020

Great place for men who are serious about their recovery, and getting their lives back.
Oct 15th, 2020