Founded by women, for everyone.

If you’re ready to embrace a life of sobriety with the support of a compassionate network, you've found your haven. Join us in reclaiming your life, one step at a time.

Embrace sobriety, rediscover yourself

Our Approach to Sober Living

HOW IT WORKS

Build bonds with peers who share your commitment to sobriety, offering mutual support and encouragement every day.

Our structured program ensures that each resident contributes to and benefits from our collective commitment to sobriety.

Engage in personal development activities and therapy sessions that reinforce your sober life choices and promote self-discovery.

Leave Entirely Ready not just sober, but empowered to lead fulfilling, sober lives.

OUR FOUNDER

Meet Stephanie Levitt

Stephanie Levitt, BS, PSY, CDAD II, founded Entirely Ready out of a profound commitment to help women overcome addiction. With personal experience in the struggles of addiction, Stephanie has crafted a sober living environment that emphasizes the power of surrender to win.

Her life’s work is dedicated to empowering women to take control of their lives by embracing responsibility and pursuing recovery.

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to foster a supportive community where women who are ready to live sober can connect and thrive.

OUR VALUES

At Entirely Ready, our values are the cornerstone of our success in supporting women’s sober living:

Empowerment

We empower our residents to take active roles in their own recovery and personal growth.

Integrity

Honesty and transparency are paramount in everything we do, from our therapeutic sessions to our daily operations.

Compassion

Every step of the way, compassion guides our interactions and the support we provide.

Resilience

We encourage and cultivate resilience, believing in every woman’s ability to reclaim her life from addiction.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Everything you need to know to be Entirely Ready

  • Sober living facilities provide a structured, supportive environment for individuals recovering from addiction. These residences serve as a transitional space between an inpatient treatment center and returning to everyday life, offering a community setting that supports ongoing recovery efforts with rules, regular meetings, and peer support.

  • Sober living facilities are open to individuals who are committed to maintaining sobriety and have typically completed a detox or rehabilitation program. Residents must be 18 years or older and should be stable enough to participate in daily activities and responsibilities. Each resident must also agree to adhere to the house rules, including abstinence from all mood-altering substances.

  • The length of stay in sober living varies depending on individual needs, progress, and the specific policies of the facility. Generally, residents can stay for as long as they need, provided they adhere to the house rules and continue to benefit from the structured environment. Many stay anywhere from a few months to over a year.

  • Daily life in a sober living home involves a balance of personal responsibilities, work, or education, and recovery-related activities. Residents are expected to participate in chores, maintain the cleanliness of their living space, attend group meetings, and may also be required to engage in work or educational activities. The routine is designed to build healthy habits and foster independence.

  • Yes, sober living homes have rules that are essential for maintaining the safety and sobriety of all residents. These typically include abstaining from alcohol and drugs, adhering to curfews, attending scheduled meetings, participating in household chores, and respecting other residents and staff. Failure to comply with these rules can result in consequences, including possible dismissal from the facility to protect the community.