ABC Sober Living Soledad House

Soledad House is a women's sober living facility located in San Diego, California, focused on nurturing essential skills for sustained sobriety. By integrating gender-specific care with therapeutic interventions, counseling, and peer support, the program aims to foster stability and advancement following treatment. Within this sober living framework, residents are provided a structured setting to practice their recovery techniques while slowly taking on daily tasks. To participate, individuals must have achieved a minimum of 30 days of sobriety, attend at least four 12-step meetings weekly, engage in regular house meetings, pass random drug screenings, and remain involved in work, education, or outpatient programs. These requirements are designed to establish a reliable routine that underpins ongoing recovery. The offerings at Soledad House are segmented into two distinct phases. Phase 1 takes place in the primary women-only facility located near La Jolla, which emphasizes structure and reliable support. In Phase 2, residents transfer to a sober living home situated within a mile of the main facility, where they enjoy greater personal freedom and flexible schedules. This home continues to provide a nurturing atmosphere, complete with access to therapy, peer support, accountability, and the development of life skills, all aimed at fostering independence and equipping residents for long-term recovery.

The primary focus of this center is on addressing substance use disorders, guiding individuals towards stabilization, developing strategies to prevent relapse, and fostering connections with empathetic support systems.

Our intake specialists are here to assist you in identifying the most suitable payment methods tailored to your requirements, guaranteeing that you receive the highest quality care.