Rebuild Your Life at Structured Sober Living Home in Los Angeles

Sober living is a Level 3 form of residential care under the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria. It provides a structured living environment for individuals in recovery, focusing on maintaining sobriety and developing life skills.

The cost of sober living at our home in Los Angeles ranges from $500 to $6000 per month, depending on the type of room you choose. Private rooms are on the higher end of this range, while shared rooms are more affordable.

Residents must follow the rules at our sober living home to ensure a safe and supportive environment. These include maintaining sobriety, adhering to curfews, participating in house activities, completing chores, respecting others, and limiting visitors. Our staff helps residents understand and follow these guidelines to promote recovery and personal growth.

Most of our residents stay with us for an average of 24 to 36 weeks (169 to 254 days).

However, we recognize that the length of stay truly depends on the individual and their unique progress in recovery. Some of our residents may only need to stay for a few months to establish a solid foundation in their recovery journey before transitioning to more independent living arrangements. Others may benefit from a longer stay of a year or more to fully develop and practice the skills necessary for maintaining long-term sobriety. We work closely with each resident to create a personalized plan that takes into account their specific needs, goals, and progress. Our ultimate aim is to provide the support and structure our residents need to build a strong, sustainable recovery, regardless of the length of their stay with us.

For those who have completed higher levels of addiction treatment, such as inpatient or intensive outpatient programs, our sober living home in Los Angeles provides a structured living arrangement that helps them continue their recovery journey and transition back into everyday life.

We also welcome individuals who may not require intensive treatment but recognize the value of a sober living environment in maintaining their sobriety and developing essential life skills. Our home offers a safe, drug-free space where residents can focus on their recovery, build meaningful connections with peers, and practice the coping strategies and life skills they need to achieve long-term success.

Yes, we do and we are proud to be one of the few Pet-Friendly Sober Living Homes in Los Angeles that allows pets.

We believe pets provide invaluable emotional support during recovery.

However, to ensure everyone’s safety and comfort, we do have some guidelines in place regarding pet behavior and care.

Close family members are free to visit, though it is recommended that they contact the house in advance to talk about their visit with the house manager.

Design For Recovery also organizes regular events during which family members are invited to congregate with house members.

At our sober living home, we view relapse as a serious matter that requires immediate attention. Our policies prioritize maintaining a safe and sober environment for all residents. If a resident relapses, we will work with them to address the issue and determine the best course of action, which may include recommitting to sobriety or, in some cases, finding alternative living arrangements.

Our sober living home offers life skills training to help residents transition to independent living, including budgeting, job readiness, household management, and communication skills. We also provide support in navigating healthcare, legal, and educational systems as needed.

We encourage residents to develop healthy habits and routines by providing a structured daily schedule that includes regular meal times, house meetings, and recovery-oriented activities. Residents are also encouraged to establish personal goals and work towards them with the support of staff and peers. We promote physical health through on-site exercise facilities or local gym memberships and offer guidance on nutrition and self-care practices.