NSLA History & Board
NSLA History

NSLA provides sober living homes with membership criteria, codes of ethics and acceptance guidelines. The NSLA administers the assessment programs/inspections that ensure each member home meets health, safety, cleanliness, management and ethical guidelines. The NSLA provides an annual conference, quarterly training, workshops and e-newsletters to the members in regards to regulatory, addiction, alcoholism, recovery, housing and other developments that impact operations.
The NSLA membership provides a repository of valuable expertise, which forms the basis for training and workshops on sober living management available to members. The NSLA also serves as an information clearinghouse on matters of importance to the sober living community and is a resource in the regulatory and legislative arena as well on matters from zoning ordinances and state and federal regulations. Board members are often called upon to give testimony, meet with government officials and provide other assistance.
In addition to sober living homes, NSLA supports community-based recovery efforts and support services.

NSLA Board
Richard Todd
Matt Misar
Terri Todd
Patrick Slattery
Treasurer
- Zachary Ostrer –
- Litra Sims–
- Cary McKee –
- Sol Ryan –
- Tim Warp –
- Sara Johnson –
- Richard Todd –
- Karl Moris –
- Jason Johnson –
The National Sober Living Association is a nonprofit tax-exempt organization that gratefully accepts donations from those who understand the need for long-term recovery supportive housing and other community-based means of addressing the illness of addiction and alcoholism.
Become a Member

National Sober Living Association
PO Box 1301, Bismarck, ND 58502
Phone
(406) 200-7454
NationalSoberLiving@gmail.com
About NSLA
The National Sober Living Association is a nonprofit tax-exempt organization that gratefully accepts donations from those who understand the need for long-term recovery supportive housing and other community-based means of addressing the illness of addiction and alcoholism.