No Matter What Sober House | Sober Living for Women in Pittsfield, Massachusetts

Pittsfield, MA 01201, USA
Sober Living for Women

Welcome to No Matter What Sober House for women

No Matter What Sober House is a split sober house serving men and women and maintains separate, dedicated living spaces to ensure comfort, privacy, and safety for all guests. It is located in the heart of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. This section of the home is designed for women in early recovery from alcoholism and substance use disorders who are ready to build a new life in a nurturing, structured, and supportive environment.

Led by Vanderburgh Sober Living operator Jamie Cote, No Matter What Sober House for women offers a strong culture of accountability, peer support, and encouragement. As part of the Vanderburgh Sober Living network, Jamie and his team are committed to creating a dignified, recovery-focused home where guests are supported in making daily, practical progress toward long-term sobriety.

This sober living home provides convenient access to local meetings, public transportation, employment opportunities, and a growing network of clinical and peer-based recovery resources throughout Pittsfield and Berkshire County.

Inside the home, guests will find:

  • Comfortable separate and private bedrooms designed for sober living

  • Multiple bathrooms for convenience and privacy

  • A welcoming living room and common areas for fellowship, groups, and quiet time

  • A fully equipped kitchen and dining space for shared meals and healthy routines

  • On-site or nearby laundry facilities for resident use

  • Outdoor space for fresh air, reflection, and connection with housemates

The home balances independence with structure. Guests manage their own schedules and responsibilities while following house rules, remaining abstinent, and staying engaged in their personal recovery program. Jamie and the leadership team work continuously to keep the property clean, conducive, and well-maintained, so that guests can focus on building a sustainable life in recovery.

For more information on local addiction recovery resources in Pittsfield, please click here.

No Matter What Sober House | Sober Living for Women in Pittsfield, Massachusetts

 

 

Rooms & Rates


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Weekly rate: $180

All-inclusive sober living rent payments are due in a timely manner and are not currently covered by insurance or subsidies. Rent includes:

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Urine screen costs

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Free high-speed Wi-Fi

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On-site coin-op laundry

Move-in deposit: $200

This deposit is due on or before your move-in date. It is only refundable if you complete the intake process, and if you give 30-days’ notice. Please be prepared to meet your financial obligations.

Recovery Community


The recovery community in Pittsfield is committed and connected, led by an experienced House Mentor who lives in the home and is available for support, coaching, and encouragement. Guests have engaged in the sober home community as well as the broader recovery community in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Sober living guests participate in weekly house meetings and community activities both as a home and independently.

Learn more in our article: House Mentors at Vanderburgh Sober Living

Home Leadership - Introducing Stewards of Hope


Vanderburgh Sober Living homes are independently owned and operated by Chartered Operators of the Vanderburgh Sober Living system. Please visit Vanderburgh Communities for more information on how to become a sober living Operator with the Vanderburgh Sober Living system.

Sober Living for Women in Pittsfield, Massachusetts


In 1752, settlers, many from Westfield, Massachusetts, arrived and a village began to grow, which was incorporated as Pontoosuck Plantation in 1753.  By 1761 there were 200 guests and the plantation became the Township of Pittsfield, named in honor of British Prime Minister William Pitt, who later would champion the colonists’ cause before the revolution.

Learn more in our article: Sober Living in Pittsfield, Massachusetts