Tessa Lee was a devoted young mother who faced significant substance use challenges and courageously sought recovery. In the wake of her passing, Tessa’s House was founded in her memory—transforming her story into a beacon of hope for others walking a similar path.

Tessa’s House is her legacy: a place where women can find safety, support, and the opportunity to begin again. Here, recovery is approached with dignity, compassion, and respect.

We offer an integrated, evidence-based model of care designed to give our residents the best chance at long-term success. Our program serves women who are seeking transformation and empowerment, and who are ready to build a strong, sustainable support system in recovery.

Our 16-bed residential treatment center provides a structured 30-day rehabilitation program on a peaceful, healing campus.

At Tessa’s House, we believe that recovery is not only possible—it is worth fighting for. We have created a space where women can take their first steps toward healing, stability, and a renewed sense of self.