Hoskins and Truscon Houses for Women

Hoskins and Truscon Houses for Women

MAT Specific Structured Residences for Women
High Levels of Support & Accountability

The Hoskins and Truscon Houses for Women

The Women's Recovery Residence's are NARR/Trohn Level II Certified homes.  Located in the Spring Branch neighborhood, HOEM offers a structured MAT specific peer community for men who are determined to maintain abstinence and develop a recovery-oriented lifestyle. HOEM bridges the gap between inpatient treatment and independent living.

A typical weekday schedule for the residence consists of morning meditation, individual daily activities such as working, volunteering and a recovery meeting, a resident prepared dinner and wrap-up. Our on-site staff offers Goals Coaching to support residents as they work toward attaining realistic and meaningful recovery goals.  

While there is no minimum or maximum length of stay, the average residency is six months, and we encourage residents to achieve the goals of emotional, spiritual and financial stability for a solid life foundation that consists of self-respect, self-esteem, self-efficacy and friendships that are healthy and supportive.

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Manager:

Deanna 832-651-9945

Charlotte 832-524-7697

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Location

2329 Hoskins Dr., Houston, TX 77080

9703 Truscon Dr., Houston, TX 77080

Conveniently located in the Spring Branch neighborhood near Memorial Herman PaRC, and several Metro Bus lines.  Nearby parks, employment and volunteer opportunities.

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Testimonials

Recovery coaching was very important to my growth in recovery. The short term goals kept me on track and motivated. The recovery capitals that pertained to each goal showed me that I am not hopeless and even though I’m starting from rock bottom I still have something to offer. – HOEM Women, October 2015

My experience with recovery coaching has been very interactive and uplifting. I have not only felt comfortable being authentic, but perhaps more importantly I have felt comfortable being vulnerable. When sharing my tough life experiences, fears and even successes with [my recovery coach], she has always been receptive and non-judgmental. She had a story or a lesson she learned to help me process my own circumstances. It was important to me to feel like I was not alone in what I was confronting in myself, and that is absolutely what I got in recovery coaching. She helped me understand and integrate the notion of “progress not perfection,” and to set realistic and attainable goals for myself.

For example, with her help I have become an active member in yoga studios, made friends and a developed a great sober support system, started back to college and I have even created a written 5-year plan for myself! Those accomplishments would mean little without the honesty, courage, persistence, willingness, perspective and wisdom I have gained through working with [my recovery coach]. I am able to get feedback and support as I try to carry out my goals, which is important when I feel stuck or just when I want someone to share in my accomplishment. My experience has been fantastic, and I also feel like I have gained a valuable friend in the process. – HOEM Women, January 2016

I think Recovery Coaching Goal setting has helped me tremendously in putting things down on paper in a way that I never have before.  In fact, I have started to use that in my personal life; in regards to setting a goal then deciding on what steps I would need to take to get there.

If you would have asked me early on what I thought of this place, Recovery Coaching, and my time here I could have written a thesis on everything that was wrong and every reason why I didn’t belong here, but after being here now over 6 months  —  and I give full credit to God for keeping me here –I can honestly say that I feel like I consciously  have my power of choice back now for the very first time in my life, and that if I do pick up another drink or drug that it will be a conscious decision, whereas before, looking back, it was like I didn’t have a choice. – HOEM Women, December 2015

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