Austin’s First Wellness-Based, Multi-Pathway Sober Living Home
Structure, accountability, and community — integrated with yoga, meditation, and intentional house culture.
WHO WE ARE
Fireside Sober Living is a wellness-based sober home for men committed to real growth. We support men in early recovery by combining structure, accountability, and strong house culture with practices that help regulate the nervous system and support long-term change.
Our focus is to help residents build stability, reconnect with themselves, and find a recovery path that works for their life.
Most sober living homes provide housing.
Fireside builds culture.
Many sober living homes focus on rules and beds.
Fireside focuses on leadership, accountability, and a culture that expects growth.
We believe transformation happens when structure, wellness, and community work together — not when people are left to “figure it out” alone.
Why Fireside
Wellness-Based Recovery
Yoga, meditation, breathwork, and community wellness experiences that support nervous system regulation + emotional resilience.
Leadership & Accountability
Daily owner presence and high-level, incentivized house managers who actively set the tone and uphold house culture.
House Culture & Community
A strong internal culture built through weekly house meetings and consistent community events that foster connection and growth.
Multi- Pathway Recovery
Residents are supported in multiple recovery pathways, allowing them to build a recovery practice that truly works for them.
Who We Serve
We serve men ages 18–70 who are deeply committed to recovery, personal evolution, and re-entering life with structure, integrity, and community support.
Fireside is best suited for men who are ready to participate, take responsibility, and grow.
The Fireside Journey
Transformation doesn’t happen overnight. Fireside provides a clear path for growth during the first six months and beyond.
30 Days — Building Momentum
Healthy routines, accountability, and early mindset shifts.
90 Days — Fully Engaged
Stronger regulation, deeper community involvement, and real responsibility.
