Our Mission

Recovery on Wildview was founded with the belief that given the right support and direction, anyone can recover from alcoholism and/or drug addiction. Our aim is to provide a stable residential environment where guests can take the necessary steps in battling their alcoholism and/or drug addiction.

While living at Recovery on Wildview all guests are required to obtain a 12-step sponsor, become active in 12-step work, gain and maintain employment, abide by house rules and guidelines while remaining abstinent from any and all mind or mood altering substances. 

Recovery on Wildview is not a medical facility.  It is not a drug and alcohol treatment facility. None of its employees are medical personnel.  It offers no medical services. It offers transitional housing and support for those who are recovering from drug and alcohol addiction.

Recovery starts when you say so, and we're here to help every step of the way.

 
 

Our story

Recovery on Wildview's journey began during the summer of 2016 when two complete strangers crossed paths as patients at a recovery center in Hohenwald, Tennessee. These men's passion for recovery and helping others soon blossomed into a vision of opening a sober living home where the #1 objective would be the well-being of the guests. Their mindset was simple - they believed that if they looked after God’s children, God would make a way. Neither of these men knew that this tiny vision would grow into what it is today. Through hard work, community support, and a relentless passion for helping alcoholics and drug addicts, Recovery on Wildview has grown to 10 locations, offering varying levels of care to both men and women.

 
 

Our programs

Phase I

Phase I level of care focusses on dealing with people who are newly sober and, therefore, require our highest level of supervision, attention and love. Many times we receive guests who are brand new to recovery and have no idea where or how to begin. In cases such as these we will provide the guest with a list of 12-step meeting opportunities in the area, introduce them to trusted fellows in recovery, assist in finding a job, do our best to coordinate needed transportation and/or acquaint them with the public bus schedule, monitor their whereabouts, and lend an open ear. 

We also we have guests who are habitual recidivists in recovery, and while these particular guests may feel they at least know their way around recovery, we make it a point to start them from square one as well due to the fact that they have obviously been overlooking some vital aspect of long term recovery otherwise they would not continually relapse. Everyone who is affiliated with Recovery on Wildview are recovering drug addicts and alcoholics - and most of them seriously afflicted. So we are intimately familiar with all the common, and sometimes not so common, deterrents to long-term recovery. Our job is to seek these out, identify them and implement counter intuitive, solution base action to help break the repeated cycle.

RULES AT THIS LEVEL OF CARE INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

  • All guests must remain entirely abstinent from alcohol and drugs.

  • Controlled substances, (including Buprenorphine, Naloxone & Methadone) are not permitted with or without a prescription.

  • Kratom and Gabapentin, and other "gas station supplements" are not permitted.

  • All guests must have a 12-step sponsor within seven days of entering the house.

  • All guests must become employed within 3 days of entering the house.

  • All guests must attend in document five 12 step meetings each week.

  • All guests must abide by curfew of 10 PM Sunday - Thursday and 11 PM Friday and Saturday.

  • All guests are responsible for daily household chores.

  • All guests must attend a mandatory house meeting Sundays at 9 AM.

  • All guests must submit to random drug and alcohol screens at House Manager‘s discretion. Random drug and alcohol screens take place to verify continued sobriety.  These screens are conducted with off-the shelf drug screening testing kits.  If a test is positive, the guest will be given the option of being transported to a local drug and alcohol treatment facility or other location of their choice.  The guest will not be permitted to remain at a Recovery on Wildview home.

Phase II

Phase ll is tailored to guests with at least 90 days of continuous sobriety. By this time guests have a 12-step sponsor, are active in 12-step work, gainfully employed and are relearning how to be productive members of society. Guests in our Phase ll program have a little more freedom to begin to integrate back into the lives of their families, and into society itself via more flexible work schedules and overnight passes. Guests at this phase are encouraged to befriend guests in our Phase l program helping with transportation, finding a job, etc. An important part of sustained sobriety is lending a helping hand to those newer than ourselves, so this phase introduces this concept to our guests.

RULES AT THIS LEVEL OF CARE INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

  • All guests must remain entirely abstinent from alcohol and drugs.

  • Controlled substances (including Buprenorphine, Naloxone & Methadone) are not permitted with or without a prescription.

  • Kratom and Gabapentin and other "gas station supplements" are not permitted.

  • All guests must attend in document three 12 step meetings each week.

  • All guests must abide by curfew of 10 PM throughout the week and 11 PM Friday and Saturday.

  • All guests are responsible for daily household chores.

  • All guests must attend a mandatory house meeting Sundays at 9 AM.

  • All guests must submit to random drug and alcohol screens at House Manager‘s discretion. Random drug and alcohol screens take place to verify continued sobriety.  These screens are conducted with off-the shelf drug screening testing kits.  If a test is positive, the guest will be given the option of being transported to a local drug and alcohol treatment facility or other location of their choice.  The guest will not be permitted to remain at a Recovery on Wildview home.

Phase III

Phase lll is designated for guests with at least 6 months of continuous sobriety. At these locations all guests must continue working the 12 steps, maintain employment and are strongly encouraged to sponsor others in the program. Meeting count is no longer required to be documented. There is no written curfew although it is expected that guests keep reasonable hours. Overnight passes may be taken twice a week. By the time guests reach Phase lll they are considered elder peers in our program. They are strongly encouraged to guide the newer members in Phases l & ll. By this time guests are becoming respected, useful members of society once again.

RULES AT THIS LEVEL OF CARE INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

  • All guests must remain entirely abstinent from alcohol and drugs.

  • Controlled substances (including Buprenorphine, Naloxone & Methadone) are not permitted with or without a prescription.

  • Kratom and Gabapentin and other "gas station supplements" are not permitted.

  • All guests are responsible for daily household chores.

  • All guests must submit to random drug and alcohol screens at House Manager‘s discretion. Random drug and alcohol screens take place to verify continued sobriety.  These screens are conducted with off-the shelf drug screening testing kits.  If a test is positive, the guest will be given the option of being transported to a local drug and alcohol treatment facility or other location of their choice.  The guest will not be permitted to remain at a Recovery on Wildview home.

Phase IV

Phase lV is reserved for guests who have at least 1 year sobriety and have completed all 12 steps. This is our final phase before fully transitioning out of sober living back into normal society. These locations are designed to mimic non-communal living as much as possible. Guests at these locations are required to remain active in 12 step work and maintain employment. Guests are free to come and go anytime of the day or night, and are also allowed to have overnight visitors. All guests have their own bedrooms and there is no longer a house managers on site.

RULES AT THIS LEVEL OF CARE INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

  • All guests must remain entirely abstinent from alcohol and drugs.

  • Controlled substances are not permitted with or without a prescription.

  • Kratom and Gabapentin are not permitted.

  • All guests are responsible for daily household chores.

  • All guests must attend a mandatory house meeting Sundays at 9 AM.

  • All guests must submit to random drug and alcohol screens at Owner's discretion. Random drug and alcohol screens take place to verify continued sobriety.  These screens are conducted with off-the shelf drug screening testing kits.  If a test is positive, the guest will be given the option of being transported to a local drug and alcohol treatment facility or other location of their choice.  The guest will not be permitted to remain at a Recovery on Wildview home.

 
 

DRUG AND ALCOHOL SCREENING

All of our homes offer on site 12 drug screens as well as specific testing for fentanyl, Kratom and Gabapentin as well as breathalyzers. If test results are disputed, we work closely with two labs in town to verify positive and/or negative results. Should any guest dispute the results of an in house drug screen, it is solely the guests responsibility to report to a trusted screening lab to have results either confirmed or rejected at guest’s cost. Should a guest choose not to take these required steps, it is understood by both parties that the results of the in house drug screen will be considered valid. Recovery on Wildview reserves the same right to dispute any in house drug screen results if there is reasonable suspicion that a guest has somehow tampered with the outcome of the drug screen.

 
 

OUR REPUTATION

Recovery on Wildview is proud to say that although we are not legally affiliated with the Davidson County Recovery Court, we have work closely with it since 2018. We are a trusted facility to the courts, and we do our utmost to uphold that relationship.

 
 

OUR HOMES

Recovery on Wildview is particularly proud of not only the locations of our homes, but also the quality of the homes themselves. All too often recovery homes are located in seedy areas of town, and the homes themselves are in disrepair. We understand that not all programs have the ability to acquire nicer real estate, and we are also aware that maintained sobriety is not necessarily contingent on living conditions. However, it's our philosophy that most drug addicts and alcoholics have had their fill of living in run down, dangerous, drug infested neighborhoods, and we feel that it's ultimately beneficial to not only their safety and well being but also their overall mindset and outlook to see that they are places in an environment that's conducive to the new lifestyle they are trying to achieve. Therefore all Recovery on Wildview's sites are located in areas with below average crime and drug traffic rates compared to the national median.

PHOTOS FROM OUR HOMES:

 
 

TRANSPARENCY

We hope that everyone concerned can understand and appreciate the fact that no facility can guarantee there will never be any illicit substances on the premises. Jails and prisons are good examples of that. They are the most secure, inaccessible, highly monitored facilities on the planet and inmates still somehow manage to get drugs and/or alcohol inside the walls. Our facilities allow guests to come and go freely for work, meetings, grocery shopping, etc. and the unfortunate reality is that sometimes drugs and/or alcohol will be smuggled in. We do our best  to monitor these situations regularly. We perform random drug screens as well as pop-up screens anytime there is suspicion of improper behavior. We believe in creating a stable environment for those trying to improve their lives so we do our utmost to maintain that setting.

 
 

Rates

Our rates range from $175/week to $250/week depending on location and whether or not the room is private or shared.

 

Contact Us

Interested in enrolling in Recovery on Wildview? Get in touch!

Scott faulkner

Program Director
615-5267076
Scott@recoveryonwildview.com