At Chroma Wellness Center, we believe that healing doesn’t stop when therapy ends or group sessions wrap up. For many people in recovery or transition, housing can be the missing piece. That’s why we offer LGBTQIA+ affirming supportive housing—spaces designed for rest, connection, and continued growth.
Why LGBTQIA+ Affirming Housing Matters
Transitional housing and sober living environments aren’t always safe or supportive for queer and trans individuals. Many of our clients have experienced discrimination, erasure, or trauma in spaces that were supposed to help.
Chroma Wellness Center’s housing is different. Our housing is built intentionally to center LGBTQIA+ safety, identity, and belonging. Everyone deserves a healing environment that affirms who they are.
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What We Offer
Supportive Recovery Housing
Structured, substance-free living environments for individuals in early recovery. Includes accountability, community support, and connection to clinical services.
Transitional Housing
Short- to mid-term housing for individuals stepping out of treatment or in life transition—offering stability, community, and access to wellness services as you find your next steps.
Community Living Model
Shared homes with private bedrooms, communal living spaces, and shared agreements around care, respect, and recovery. Residents support one another in an environment of trust and mutual growth.
Access to Wraparound Services
Housing residents receive priority access to Chroma’s clinical offerings, including therapy, group support, and wellness practices. We coordinate care so you don’t have to navigate it alone.
Who It’s For
Chroma Housing is open to adults of all genders and LGBTQIA+ identities who are:
- In active recovery or post-treatment
- Navigating a life or identity transition
- Seeking a safe, affirming place to live while receiving care
Housing is offered on a rolling basis and includes both short-term and extended-stay options.
Questions about costs or coverage? Insurance & Payment →
FAQs
Is your housing LGBTQIA+ specific?
Yes—our program is designed for LGBTQIA+ adults and welcomes all genders and identities, along with allies who align with our values of safety and inclusivity.
Is it abstinence-based sober living?
Our supportive recovery housing is substance-free and includes accountability and community support. We coordinate clinical services through Chroma when helpful.
How long can I stay?
Length of stay varies. We offer short-term transitional options and extended stays based on fit and availability.
Do I need to be in therapy while in housing?
We encourage active engagement in care. Many residents participate in individual therapy, peer recovery circles, or holistic services during their stay.
Is housing covered by insurance?
Housing fees are typically private pay. Clinical services (e.g., therapy, psychiatry) may be billed to insurance when eligible—see Insurance & Payment
Yes—our program is designed for LGBTQIA+ adults and welcomes all genders and identities, along with allies who align with our values of safety and inclusivity.Our supportive recovery housing is substance-free and includes accountability and community support. We coordinate clinical services through Chroma when helpful.Length of stay varies. We offer short-term transitional options and extended stays based on fit and availability.We encourage active engagement in care. Many residents participate in individual therapy, peer recovery circles, or holistic services during their stay.Housing fees are typically private pay. Clinical services (e.g., therapy, psychiatry) may be billed to insurance when eligible—see Insurance & Payment