I've had the opportunity to work with Derek and Nathan on multiple occasions and the words that…read morecome to my mind are: compassion, care and integrity. These guys provide safe, upscale and structured sober living homes in Plano & Allen Texas. I just want to thank these guys for what they do for my own homes and say how much of pleasure it's been helping each other find solutions for people in early recovery. They're ethical, have a high standard of living and focus heavily on the fundamentals and promises of the Big Book and 12 Steps to recovery. Anyone who needs quality sober living in the greater Dallas area, call Turning Point | They do it right 100 % ! GOD BLESS YOU GUYS!

From the owner: At Turning Point Recovery Network we emphasize a 12-step program of recovery, a balanced lifestyle,…read moreand accountability. This framework provides the optimal opportunity for our residents to transition into a new life of fulfillment and purpose.

Lighthouse Recovery is an impressive sober living environment. Mike Jones and his group have…read moreconceived and created a comprehensive support plan for their residents and staffed their houses with the most caring and qualified personnel I have encountered. They are in touch with their resident's recovery needs and act quickly to recommend and provide the services to meet those needs. Jack Nichols CEO Another Solution

Top notch program that cultivates change and a thriving culture amongst its residents and staff. I…read morehave been able to experience this on both sides of the fence. They are always their to speak truth and help families in need.

There is a myriad of sober living homes to try and navigate through. And different price points…read more Its hard to know what to look for. Let me save you some time. Johns sober living is a level 4 (highest ranking) care facility. That means that they have the highest level of clinical care and quality of service. It is just short of in-patient treatment. I know John, his story and his passion to serve in this field. He, and his staff, are as good as it gets at this level of care! David Baldwin

I had the opportunity to meet John Patton many years ago when he was first starting out. He was…read moredynamic, delivering a powerful message of hope by sharing his life experiences. His sober living homes are a direct reflection of his messages of hope. I am a private practitioner drug and alcohol counselor, resources like the John Patton Sober Living Homes are critical to help sustain what my clients are trying to achieve in their lives. One such client was facing prison. His family struggled to provide numerous resources to help their son who suffered from an untreated mental health condition. His criminal charges were a direct result of his mental illness but the only interventions he received were incarceration. This person's judge recognized this man's struggle and granted him probation in order to receive treatment and guidance at one of John Patton's homes. Austin Shook, John's right hand man, not only came to the hearings for this man but waited until he was released to personally drive him to the home he would be living. The subsequent progress reports reflected a clear change in this man's life. He was now stable, maintaining employment, and maintaining his sobriety. For the first time in this man's life, he is actively participating in the treatment programs provided at his sober living home and is able to manage his mental health to achieve stability, which hopefully he will sustain. The changes in this man since his placement in his sober living home and program has been an absolute miracle. John Patton Sober Living Homes will always be my first choice because the program works! Grace Thomas, MS, LCDC

THIS sober living house is life changing and beautiful. I love the energy they got they helped me…read morewith soo much I can't believe how blessed I am to call this place my home.if you need help with addiction. come here you please.

After a rocky start with weekend staff, things settled in and my girl friend enjoyed her…read morepost-surgery rehab experience. She looks forward to returning after next surgery, in 10 days.

I had to check on a resident who had to stay at Treemont and everytime we spoke he bragged about…read morehow great the rehab, the care, the food, the cleanliness and the customer service they showed to him. The words he used to describe this place was "unprecedented and incomparable". I actually laughed because i never knew a resident so appreciative and content about staying at one of these places. Because of the stigma that comes along with nursing homes he told me that he would never want to be at one but this one in particular he would hope to return if he needed to. I would highly recommend this place due to his experience. One of the only places I had to visit a resident and they were really happy. Our elders deserve this type of experience.

After my accident I was told to come to this chiropractor. First of all Cynthia the office…read more manager is a complete delight. My first day she came all the way to Allen to pick me up, front door service. Which she did not have to do, and then she came to pick me on my second visit. I love you Cynthia, you went over and beyond. The receptionist Sandra is a complete delight as well she always and I mean always had a smile on her face. She is so warm and kind. She even celebrated my birthday with me. Oh and the chiropractor was pleasant as well, but his front people (employees) that is, are what keeps his business going, I think at least one of the reasons. But don't get me wrong the doctor was very helpful and wonderful bedside manner. And he helped me out a lot. One last thing after my accident I started having panic attacks. I didn't like driving too far, so Cynthia worked feverishly to find another chiropractor closer to my job, which she did. I felt much better going to that chiropractor when it came to driving and much closer to my job. But I hated leaving or changing because I loved seeing Sandra and Cynthia on my visits.

I'm still new at going to meetings and my social anxiety is really bad especially when I try going…read moreto meetings. I went through several diffrent groups before I started to attend the 4D CA group. But I've always felt welcomed by everyone there. I'm sorry the other person had a bad experience, but this place was recommended to me by a friend and so I tried it out, and haven't regretted it once in the past several months I've been coming.

A few Sundays ago would've been my 3rd day attempting to attend GA. I already felt guilty for not…read moreattending frequently and you know how those initials steps are crucial just to get there. I was wondering if you have video/audio of room 3 from yesterday. Anyway, I got there are 3:30pm, thinking it started at 4, and there was a lady there in the left corner. I said hi, and asked for the restroom. Soon after we got to chatting, she said her name was Terry, I introduced myself, And I told her how this was gonna be my third time I think that was first. I told her please don't judge me, cuz she was just looking at me. I already deal with anxiety and it made me uncomfy. But then progressively she got more irritated and anxious I guess cuz no one was there yet and that she was worried there wouldn't be enough seats or some junk and she had like 3 seats saved it was really weird. Then her friend came in and I just smiled at him and then they got to talking in the corner and it was all weird and secretive and I felt uncomfy, then the next man came in, I tried engaging in conversation with her and her friend, and she didn't reply, her friend had to. It was very odd. She was then talking to the new guy who runs the group and very loudly and obnoxiously. By this time I feel really unwelcome and my social anxiety was topped off. Clearly, the hen of the house, Terry, didn't like newcomers there, or has a problem with new women attending group. and for me, we women should be more welcoming. I got my things and left. I hope you had enough seats, Terry! I didn't appreciate this at all. The last two meetings I went to the gentleman were so kind to welcome me, but this from a fellow woman is unacceptable. Thanks for hearing me out. --- Reply: Hello, I will not presume to speak for anyone's behavior that I did not witness. All are welcome at Dallas Pathways on Sunday. We had two ladies for their first meeting and they were well received.  GA places principles before personalities. I have had to learn to deal with a variety of people and a few uncomfortable situations in GA. I learned by listening and sharing with those I do not agree with or understand. GA places the message of abstinence and recovery above the messengers. You claim that we failed you. Please consider giving us another chance. Consider online meetings as social anxiety may be an issue for you. Remember that you rejected the Pathways phone list offered to you that has the online information. It is strictly prohibited to record or screenshot any GA meeting. Pathways does have an online component. I wish you the best in your abstinence and recovery from resources both in and outside of GA. Sincerely, GA coordinator - Sundays Dallas --- My reply: I don't appreciate you finding fault with me not taking a phone list. Also very judgmental and unnecessary. ---didn't include this last bit but I've gone to non spiritual associated groups that treated me better than this last time with that Terry lady. So unkind and very loud and seems as if the attention must be on her at any given moment. So strange for what is to be a group thing. Thumbs down Terry.

My brother has been at the Meadows for a year and he's comfortable there. I visit 2 to 8 times a…read moremonth and always observe kindly, respectful treatment of the residents, even the ornery ones. The facility is clean, the food is satisfactory and adequate. Our family is grateful that our brother has a place there. He nearly lost his life due to careless medication management in a private assisted living facility in Hunt County where he stayed for 17 bleak months. That ended with an ambulance ride to the ER and 2 weeks in ICU due to bad medication management. In that process, our brother's cognitive faculties were so damaged that he qualified for Medicaid long term care. I'm sad about his medical status but the Meadows takes good care of him. I regret that Medicaid reimbursement rates are so stingy that life is not very diverting and interesting for Medicaid-dependent nursing home residents. Of course I have fears about the general trend in Medicaid reimbursement. But the Meadows does very well with the resources it has to work with. I'll pay special tribute to Mr.Bill, the loving heart and soul of the place! He's not in management nor is he a licensed professional therapist or anything, but he is all over that facility doing his best to ensure that spirits are high. He has been doing this for decades and I believe he truly is the house Angel.

Elements is hands down one of the best options for sober living in Dallas. The house is clean,…read morewell-run, and the support is consistent without feeling overbearing. If you're looking for luxury sober living in Dallas, this place really delivers on both comfort and structure.

This is hands down the best Sober Living I have ever seen. The house itself is amazing. Large…read moreprivate rooms with huge TV's, queen beds with all new mattresses and high thread count linens. Only the best. That's how they do it at Elements. From the Breville espresso maker to the grand piano in the living room, or the putting green out back and egg smoker on the deck. And it's situated in the warm niche neighborhood of Lakewood, right in Swiss Avenue in the heart of Dallas. The area is like a small borough in NYC, where you can see the beautiful skyline as you walk to anywhere you need to go, like trendy and quality restaurants, spa treatments, haircuts, banks, even the gym which they provide memberships for clients. Location is important because it puts residents in close proximity to a ton of people in recovery, and different recovery meetings nearby. There are several A.A., NA, Dharma, and SMART recovery meetings nearby, and weekly they have an NA meeting and a Dharma recovery meeting at the house which are both excellent and well attended. But the really precious thing about Elements is the people. The residents are all highly motivated towards recovery and supportive of one another. The house manager is vigilant and committed to keeping residents on track. Drug testing weekly and breathalyzers every night. He also coordinates and participates in community service events like feeding the homeless. The Sober Coach is one of the best in the country. He is instrumental in reframing the situation as it applies to each individual and their long term recovery goals. He helps with relationships and communication with loved ones and advocates for the residents. He leads outreach ventures eg to maximum security prisons and includes residents in these outings. The Life Coach is one of the smartest people I've ever met. She helps residents with everything from the simple tasks of linking bank accounts where they need to go, to formalizing and updating their resumes and doing interview prep. And all of them are networked all over DFW and can get the resident in front of of exactly the right people to achieve their objectives. I've seen residents come through here and transform their lives for the better, improving their relationships, education, and career opportunities. It's a beautiful thing to see the positive transformation that occurs during a resident's time at Elements and working with the team. Highest rating. I could not endorse more emphatically. Five Stars. I sincerely appreciate this place, these people, and what they do.

3 Star Review REVISED I posted a review where I wasn't happy…read moreabout one of the homes in my neighborhood. I called and spoke with management and the problem was addressed and handled the same day. The people I spoke with were very concerned and apologetic. I even received a follow up call to see if the problem was corrected and apologized again. I think that's pretty awesome. That speaks volumes to me in this day and age! Thank you "Real Deal" for your kindness. To those on the road to recovery, "Don't Give Up"! You are doing what a lot of people wish they could do and loved one's thankful and hopeful. I understand the struggle. My son had to learn to love himself first then go make some wrongs right. I wish you well and determination with your sobriety.

Had the pleasure of touring this awesome sober living home, recently, and loved everything about…read moreit! Solid recovery and accountability, would foster the daily disciplines, to help establish and maintain sobriety! Give these guys a chance! You won't be disappointed!