About The Sober Pad
Meet the Founders
Billy Davis
What Fuels My Vision
My name is Billy Davis and I’m in long-term recovery from addiction. At 23 years old, I broke my arm and was prescribed opiates. Doctors were still telling us that they were safe in those days, but they weren’t. Within a month I was addicted and within a few months, my life had fallen apart.
I desperately wanted a better future for myself, but my addiction felt like a prison trapping me in a nightmare that I couldn’t escape.
I did try to quit on my own, but I ended up having a seizure and fracturing my skull. Finally, at 26 I accepted help and spent the next year deeply focused on my recovery.
That was 15 years ago, and it’s now my life’s mission to help others who are battling the same disease.
If you’re thinking about The Sober Pad as the next stop on your journey, you’ll probably be talking to me. I hope to hear from you.
In service,
Billy Davis
Rachel Davis
What Drove Us To Take Action
My name is Rachel Davis and I’m a recovery ally.
When we started The Sober Pad in 2021, there was a shortage of well-run, resident-focused recovery residences in our area. The situation wasn’t just a little bad–the living conditions were shockingly substandard.
It really bothered me because I felt that people in recovery deserve better. People deserve a place to live that is free of drugs and alcohol. People deserve a clean and safe space that feels like home. In other words, they deserve a chance.
My husband Billy and I decided to take action and create the housing that we wish existed.
3.5 years later, we run 5 homes for men and there are more to come in 2026.
The journey hasn’t always been easy, but our success stories make everything worth it.
Hopefully we can be a part of your journey as well.
Thanks for reading about The Sober Pad — I hope that we get to welcome you soon.
Rachel Davis
CRRA – Rebecca Booth
What Inspires My Commitment
My name is Rebecca Booth, and I’ve dedicated my life to helping people build stronger foundations—in recovery, in community, and within themselves.
With over a decade of experience in the behavioral health field, I’ve supported individuals facing substance use and co-occurring disorders across every level of care. I’m a Certified Recovery Residence Administrator (CRRA), Recovery Coach, and Compliance Consultant, and I’m passionate about ensuring that recovery residences uphold the highest standards of care.
What drives me is simple: I believe everyone deserves a safe, structured, and empowering place to rebuild their lives. That’s why I work with The Sober Pad. If this is your next step, know that you’re not just entering a house—you’re joining a community that believes in you. I’m honored to be part of your journey.
With respect and hope,
Rebecca Booth, MSW, CRRA, CAC