Our Sober Living

Halo Recovery's founder Jen named the first housing units in honor of her mother Janice, and her mother-in-law Pat. Jen and her husband both lost their mothers while in active addiction. Fueled in her recovery by redemption and honor, Jen started Halo Recovery with her husband Joey and the intention to name each house after a loved one affected by or lost to addiction. Each house will be a nostalgic dedication to the lost loved one, with hope it will reflect the importance of mending and saving beloved relationships before it's too late. Jen doesn't want anyone to experience the heartbreaking grief she has from losing her mother and mother-in-law during the darkest time of her addiction. 

Halo Recovery accommodates 2 phases of housing to reward residents as they become more established in their recovery.  

A portrait of Jen's mom Janice in all her beauty that Jen's uncle had personalized and enlarged as a gift to Halo. It hangs in Halo's common room, radiating a vintage effervescence. 

 A portrait of Joey's mom Patricia shows her young, humble beauty. It hangs in Halo's common room, emanating a classic and comforting vibe.