Welcome to Daily Living House
– Mens Recovery Home
Massachusetts sober living home
Recovery is one moment, one experience, one day at a time

Phil Reason – Founder and Owner of Daily Living House
Phil Reason is a dedicated public health professional, social entrepreneur, and long-term
recovery advocate. With advanced degrees in Public Health and Social Work from Boston
University, Phil brings a wealth of expertise to his mission of supporting underserved
communities in their recovery journeys. His personal experience with long-term recovery
fuels his passion for dismantling barriers to effective treatment. Through the founding of
Daily Living House, Phil has created a compassionate, recovery-focused space aimed at
fostering holistic well-being and empowering individuals to rebuild their lives.
Sober Living Social Justice Statement
“At our sober living home, we recognize the interconnectedness of addiction, systemic injustices, and social inequality. We are committed to incorporating social justice advocacy into our mission, fostering an environment that promotes equality, inclusivity, and empowerment for all residents”.
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Our Mission
“Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment that empowers individuals in their journey towards sustained sobriety and a fulfilling life. We are dedicated to helping residents transition from addiction to recovery, fostering personal growth, and promoting social justice in and for the sober living community.”
Our Vision
“Our vision for a sober life involves creating a society that prioritizes the well-being of individuals struggling with substance use, reduces overdose deaths, and eliminates the stigma associated with addiction.”
Culturally Sensitive Approach
“A culturally tailored approach to sober living refers to providing addiction recovery support sensitive to individuals’ unique cultural backgrounds and needs. It recognizes that cultural factors significantly shape an individual’s beliefs, values, and behaviors related to substance use and recovery.”