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Hensley House Sober Living Home is a fun, accountable, highly structured recovery environment. We ar Read that again and let it sink in. Guys LOVE it here!

It can be said with almost total certainty that Hensley House has the lowest relapse rate and the longest average length of stay of any sober living home in Texas. This is NOT your typical sober living home! We take our recovery very seriously and have an absolute blast while doing so! Read any of our dozens of reviews!!! Hensley House Sober Living Home Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Residence is a soberliving home located in Austin, TX servicing all of Austin. We specialize with those coming from Drug Rehab, Alcohol Rehab, Detox Programs, Dual Diagnosis Treatment, Addiction Specialist, Opioid Treatment and much more. Contact Patrick at (512) 308-8803 for more information today!

04/09/2025

We are excited to share the AWESOME opportunity Patrick gave us this week! Patrick handed out 8 tickets to those who wanted to go see PANTERA live Tuesday evening. You might ask yourself, "How does going to a rock concert have anything to do with sobriety?" We are more than happy to explain.

"By staying sober, individuals can remain present and engaged in the moment, without the distractions and mood-altering effects of drugs or alcohol." says Mountainside Recovery Center.

In addition, studies have shown that metal/ rock music can be cathartic for releasing negative emotions and pent up aggravations. So, not only were we able to experience a big event, fully present in the moment, but we were able to release some stored energy to keep us sound throughout the rest of our week.

The real takeaway though, the thing we can all hold on to, is that Patrick has our back. He re-invests back into us as often as he can. He holds us to high standards so that we can maintain our sobriety and become the men we were always meant to be, while also living life at full throttle and learning to enjoy every minute of it. Thank you, brother. You have impacted us all.

01/09/2025

We all know that being outdoors and engaging in physical activity is good for our mental health. But, did you know that makes it a very useful tool in sobriety? Connecting with nature is shown to improve reducing stress, anxiety, and depression while boosting mood, focus, creativity, and social connections. These things help us along our roads to recovery because, especially early in sobriety, as Patrick likes to point out, isolation, anxiety, and depression are very common experiences. These lucky guys got to reap all the benefits by going on a dove hunt! Not only did it improve their mentality, but it brought them back to that feeling of being a man out in God's greatest design. We are all so thankful for these opportunities which give us an attitude of gratitude most of us never experienced in our addiction.

31/08/2025

There's an old saying that you can't mix business with pleasure. For those of us in recovery, this is simply not true. After doing an H&I (Hospitals and Institutions, where we spread the message of unity, service, and recovery to those just getting into their sobriety), these gents enjoyed a nice meal together. Here's the thing- for those of us making our way down the road of recovery, our pleasure IS IN the business. It helps our recovery to spread the word, to reach out to others that are struggling, and to do it as a team. To those around us, we're just a group of guys meeting up for dinner. To us, however, it's a group of brothers engaging in an opportunity for fellowship to reflect on the work we did, the stories we encountered, and to share gratitude that our Higher Power has brought us this far.

So, while the rest of the world is held in a limitation- not mixing business with pleasure- we are unlimited in our ability to find pleasure from the business and get joy from simply giving back to the program that saved us.

28/08/2025

Just a little reminder of why we work so hard at our recovery. While we can be without our substance of choice, working a program of recovery is essential for us for who struggled with addiction.

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25/08/2025

Our AA Big Book says, "We have been dealing with alcohol in its worst aspect. But we are not a glum lot. If newcomers could see no fun or joy in our existence, they wouldn't want it." - Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book pg 132. This is what has inspired Patrick, owner of Hensley Houses, to really teach us how to enjoy our lives in our sobriety. In addition to giving us the amenities and opportunities to live to the fullest, it also has inspired him to form the "Not A Glum Lot" nonprofit organization based solely on helping those new in recovery learn to enjoy the ride that is sobriety.

"Depression, anxiety, and isolation are common in early recovery and providing connection and friendships via recreational activities is a life saving measure." WeAreNotGlum.org.

22/08/2025

The owner of the Hensley houses, Patrick, is always finding new ways to reinvest back into the houses and make life better for all of us. He's brought us a basketball/pickleball court, a pool, a pool table, ping pong table, and other wonderful things that make it both exciting and enjoyable to live in the Hensley houses. Our most recent addition is a sauna! We are all very excited to check it out. Thanks Patrick, we all feel the investment you make in us daily.

21/08/2025

Our numbers are large throughout the Hensley houses and even larger once we find our home group, meet our sponsors/ sponsees, and make new friends in our recovery journey. However, that doesn't mean our fellowship opportunities are only met in large groups. Tonight, we went to Mesa Rim as only four men, ready to take on a different type of challenge. As addicts in recovery, we are constantly flexing our muscles of restraint. One way to make those restraint muscles stronger is to challenge our physical muscles as well. We try to work at least one of our muscles daily. Something for the physical, mental, and/or spiritual aspects of ourselves. Part of keeping our mind in shape is to keep our bodies in shape too. Here's to another awesome time, watching eachother strive and succeed!

18/08/2025

Another Sunday has come upon us and we decided to make this house meeting and fellowship opportunity a little different. Many of us were cross addicts; addicted to several things.Tonight, as a brotherhood, we got to experience a ho**ah lounge, with nothing extra added except for fellowship and brotherhood. Our book tells us "So our rule is not to avoid a place where there is drinking, if we have a legitimate reason for being there. ." ~ Alcoholics Anonymous, Page 101

This applies to any and all triggering scenarios. Our lives don't stop or end because of our sobriety. In fact, we become more alive than ever before.

17/08/2025

We have talked a lot about the fun experiences we get to have together, but, the brotherhood is about a lot more than getting the boys together for a good time. Here you can see our meetings/sponsor chart, where we mark down how many meetings we've gone to throughout the week and if we've taken the time to meet with our sponsors. This helps the brotherhood here hold each of us accountable and make sure that sobriety remains the main focus in our lives. If we see a brother slipping, we can bring it to him and intervene before things become too unmanageable. We hold each other to a specific standard of progress over perfection and fight together to stay alive and well. We may be powerless over our addictions, but we are not powerless over our commitment to our recovery.

12/08/2025

Every Sunday we come together as a house to discuss current events, issues, and anything else we'd like to share with our brothers. Sometimes, our house meeting involves a fellowship opportunity and when it doesn't, we make our own. Our unity is what helps us stay strong in recovery.

10/08/2025

We've been sharing our belief system with you all, that having fun and feeling alive is one key thing we don't have to give up in our sobriety. It's made even more true when we fellowship our fun together. The brotherhood in these houses will see you through not only your worst nights, but your best ones, too. Here's to another night of enjoying our fellowship on behalf of Patrick Hensley, the man who makes this recovery journey of ours more powerful than painful. Thank you, Brother.

09/08/2025

Patrick Hensley, curator of Hensley House sober living, said it best- that WE CAN experience "..joy, growth, and excitement" in our sobriety. He has made sure we are stocked up on fun activities here at the Hensley Houses to enjoy any day we choose. We can swim, shoot pool or darts, game electronically, get physically active with basketball or tennis, chase each other with Nerf guns, the list goes on. The best and most important thing we can do, however, is to stay sober and enjoy it.

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