Traditional Sober Living Program for Women
The sober living program at Zen Mountain House provides structure, accountability, and community for women who are ready to take the next step after treatment. Our homes offer a safe, supportive environment where residents can strengthen their recovery, rebuild independence, and regain balance in daily life.
Our program focuses on helping women maintain long-term sobriety while developing healthy habits and consistent routines. With a balance of freedom and responsibility, residents have the opportunity to work, attend school, or volunteer — all while staying connected to a sisterhood that encourages lasting recovery.
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Build Stability
During this initial phase, our residents focus on adjusting to sober living, attending recovery meetings, and maintaining structure through house rules, chores, and curfews. Staff support and peer accountability help create consistency and confidence.
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Practice Responsiblity
As residents grow in stability, they begin to take on more responsibility — balancing work, school, or volunteering with ongoing recovery commitments. Curfews may extend, and independence increases with progress.
03
Live Independently
With at least 5 months of sobriety and stability behind them, our residents are preparing to transition to independent living. They’ve developed routines, maintained employment, and continued engagement in recovery communities.
“Zen Mountain is an unbelievably life-changing program. It has taught me so many critical life skills that I will carry with me for the rest of my life. Growth is an understatement. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a safe, well-rounded, accountable environment where great connections are made and long lasting recovery becomes a possibility!”
– Jenna Cavalli
Life at Zen Mountain is built on structure, accountability, and community. Clear routines and shared responsibilities support recovery while creating a home that’s safe, comfortable, and connected.
Program Expectations
Accountability and consistency are key to building confidence and maintaining recovery. Each resident agrees to the following expectations:
Make your bed daily and complete assigned household chores.
Participate in weekly deep cleans to keep shared spaces organized and welcoming.
Maintain productive activity for at least 30 hours per week (work, school, volunteering, or IOP.)
Attend two in-house meetings per week and two program-wide meetings per month.
Attend outside recovery meetings regularly (frequency may vary by phase).
Meet weekly with a sponsor, recovery coach, or mentor.
Random drug and alcohol testing for accountability
Uphold a zero-tolerance policy for drugs, alcohol, violence, or discrimination.
Respect curfews, quiet hours, and your peers in the home.
What’s Included
Our residents have access to everything needed for a safe, comfortable, and recovery-focused home environment.
Fully furnished homes in Denver, Aurora, and Centennial
Bed linens, pillows, towels, and household essentials provided
Safe, supportive, women-only environment
Hands-on staff guidance and mentorship
Certified Peer Recovery Coach sessions (weekly in early phases)
In-house and program-wide recovery meetings
Utilities, Wi-Fi, and household supplies included in program fees
Residents provide their own food, clothing, toiletries, and transportation
Have questions about our program? Want to see if Zen Mountain is the right fit for you or someone you care about? Contact us today to learn more about our sober living homes for women in the Denver area.
Centennial, CO 80122
Mon: 9am - 6pm
Tues: 9am - 6pm
Wed: 9am - 6pm
Thurs: 9am - 6pm
Fri: 9am - 6pm
Sat: 9am - 6pm
Sun: 9am - 6pm
