(424) 242-1130Sober Living for Men in Redondo Beach, California
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Why Design for Recovery
At Design for Recovery, we focus on helping residents turn recovery into something they can carry into everyday life. That means having enough structure to create consistency while still giving residents responsibility for their choices, routines, and goals.
The environment is designed to encourage participation rather than dependence. Residents have support around them while learning to manage the responsibilities and decisions that come with greater independence.
The Foundation Behind Our Program
Structured LivingClear expectations create consistency around recovery, work, treatment, meetings, and the responsibilities that fill each resident's day.
Meaningful AccountabilityResidents are encouraged to follow through on commitments and recognize how their actions affect both their recovery and the community around them.
Recovery-Focused CommunityLiving with other men who understand the work of sobriety creates opportunities for encouragement, perspective, and connection.
Growth Through IndependenceResidents gradually take greater ownership of their schedules, decisions, and responsibilities as they prepare for life beyond sober living.
Creating Space for Different Choices
Returning to familiar surroundings can sometimes mean returning to familiar patterns. Places, routines, and social situations connected to substance use may continue to influence daily choices even after treatment.
A sober living environment creates a different context for those choices. Residents return to a home where sobriety is expected and where the people around them understand the importance of maintaining recovery.
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Meet the Team Behind Design for Recovery
David Beasley
David Beasley is the founder and Program Director of Design for Recovery Sober Living Homes. Drawing from his own recovery experience, he created a structured, recovery-focused environment where men can rebuild their lives through accountability, mentorship, and personal growth.
Matthew McCrystal
Matthew McCrystal oversees the daily operations of Design for Recovery, helping ensure every residence provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment. He brings both professional leadership and lived recovery experience to his role.
What We Offer
Employment Support
Residents receive practical support as they search for work, prepare resumes and interviews, and build the consistency needed to maintain employment while staying engaged in recovery.
Life Skills
Residents learn how to manage the practical demands of daily living, including organizing their schedules, communicating effectively, caring for shared spaces, and taking greater responsibility for themselves.
12-Step Integration
Residents are encouraged to incorporate 12-Step principles into their recovery through regular meeting attendance, sponsorship, and continued participation in a recovery community.
One-on-One Mentoring
Individual mentoring gives residents a dedicated space to talk through challenges, evaluate their progress, work through setbacks, and identify practical next steps.
Money Management
Residents can develop healthier financial habits by learning to budget, manage everyday expenses, make responsible spending decisions, and prepare for greater financial independence.
Family Support
Residents receive guidance around rebuilding communication, establishing appropriate boundaries, and taking consistent steps toward healthier relationships with family and loved ones.
Medication Monitoring
Residents can receive support with medication routines while maintaining appropriate coordination with their prescribing providers and other healthcare professionals.
Life in Our Sober Living Homes
Life at Design for Recovery gives residents room to build a routine that reflects their own responsibilities. Work, school, treatment, meetings, exercise, hobbies, and time with others can all become part of a balanced schedule.
For residents from a community like Redondo Beach, maintaining a connection to everyday life can also mean finding healthy ways to spend time outside formal recovery activities.
The home provides a consistent base while residents figure out that balance. They can manage their own commitments, learn from the experiences of peers, and gradually become more comfortable making choices that support the life they want to build.
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Your Path to Admissions
Speak With Our Admissions Team
Tell us where you are in recovery and what you're looking for in your next living environment. We'll answer your questions and explain what life at Design for Recovery can look like.
Review the Details
We'll go over availability, admissions requirements, house expectations, and the move-in process so you have a clear picture of what comes next.
Choose Your Next Step
If sober living feels like the right fit, we'll help you complete the admissions process and prepare for your transition into the home.
In Their Own Words
Alumni share what changed for them during their time with Design for Recovery.
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In Their Own Words
Hear directly from residents about their experiences with sober living, community, and continued recovery.
Creating More Stability in Recovery
Recovery can create room for parts of life that may have been overshadowed by substance use. As stability grows, residents may find more capacity to focus on relationships, responsibilities, interests, and the future.
More Time for the People You Care About
Greater consistency can make it easier to be present for family and friends and participate more fully in important relationships.
Greater Stability at Work
Maintaining sobriety can support better attendance, focus, reliability, and the ability to work toward longer-term professional goals.
More Control Over Your Finances
With substance use no longer directing spending, recovery can create an opportunity to develop better financial habits and work toward greater security.
Why Choose Sober Living Near Redondo Beach?
Redondo Beach is part of the South Bay, with nearby communities including Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Torrance, and Lawndale. Its coastal setting and established residential neighborhoods give residents access to a range of everyday services and activities while remaining connected to the wider South Bay.
Transportation
Redondo Beach is accessible through I-405 and Pacific Coast Highway, with major local roads including Artesia Boulevard and Redondo Beach Boulevard. Beach Cities Transit and other regional services provide connections throughout the South Bay.
Cost of Living
Redondo Beach has a higher cost of living than the national average, with housing representing a significant portion of expenses. Costs can vary across the South Bay depending on the type and location of housing.
Weather
Redondo Beach has a mild coastal climate, with moderate temperatures and relatively dry conditions through much of the year. The weather supports outdoor recreation and other activities that can become part of a healthy routine.
For men from Redondo Beach, sober living nearby can provide a change in home environment while keeping work, family, treatment, and other South Bay connections accessible.
Typical Drive from Redondo Beach to Design for Recovery: 22 min approx
Community Services That Support Recovery
Recovery can involve rebuilding several areas of life at the same time. Redondo Beach and surrounding South Bay communities provide access to services that can support healthcare, employment, education, financial needs, and other practical concerns.
Public Safety
| Redondo Beach Police Pier Sub-Station | |
| 100 W Torrance Blvd | |
| (310) 318-0618 |
Education
| Redondo Beach Public Library | |
| 303 N Pacific Coast Hwy | |
| (310) 318-0675 |
Financial Services
| Bank of America Financial Center | |
| 1603 Hawthorne Blvd |
Community & Social Services
| Salvation Army - Redondo Beach - Food Distribution Center | |
| 125 Beryl St | |
| (310) 318-2827 |
| Redondo Beach Police Pier Sub-Station | |
| 100 W Torrance Blvd | |
| (310) 318-0618 |
| Redondo Beach Public Library | |
| 303 N Pacific Coast Hwy | |
| (310) 318-0675 |
| Bank of America Financial Center | |
| 1603 Hawthorne Blvd |
Recovery Support Resources in Redondo Beach
A strong recovery network can extend beyond the sober living home. Residents from Redondo Beach can connect with peer-support organizations and other resources throughout the South Bay.
Local Sober & Fun Spots Near Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach and the surrounding South Bay offer many ways to spend time outside the home. Exploring recreation, fitness, outdoor spaces, and community activities can help residents develop interests that complement a sober lifestyle.
Outdoor Activities
| Start of Redondo Beach Strand | |
| Vía Riviera |
Fitness & Wellness
| YogaSix Redondo Beach | |
| 403 N Pacific Coast Hwy Suite 203, Redondo Beach, CA 90277, United States | |
| (424) 230-8181 |
Entertainment & Recreation
| FunShare Arcade & Claw South Bay Galleria | |
| 1815 Hawthorne Blvd | |
| (303) 505-6092 |
Cultural & Social Venues
| AMC DINE-IN South Bay Galleria 16 | |
| 1815 Hawthorne Blvd Suite 368 | |
| (310) 793-7477 |
| Start of Redondo Beach Strand | |
| Vía Riviera |
| YogaSix Redondo Beach | |
| 403 N Pacific Coast Hwy Suite 203, Redondo Beach, CA 90277, United States | |
| (424) 230-8181 |
| FunShare Arcade & Claw South Bay Galleria | |
| 1815 Hawthorne Blvd | |
| (303) 505-6092 |
| AMC DINE-IN South Bay Galleria 16 | |
| 1815 Hawthorne Blvd Suite 368 | |
| (310) 793-7477 |
Local Public Health Trends in Redondo Beach
Substance use remains a public health concern across Los Angeles County, including communities throughout the South Bay. Broader trends help provide context for the continued importance of prevention, treatment, overdose response, and long-term recovery support.
Overdose Deaths
Recent reporting shows 1,784 overdose deaths during the most recent reporting period.
Naloxone Distribution
Public health programs serving the Redondo Beach area have distributed 22,882 naloxone kits, supporting access to overdose-response resources.
Opioid-Related Hospitalizations
The opioid-related hospitalization rate for the relevant local area is reported at 10.0 per 100k, providing another measure of the impact of opioid use in the community.
Finding the Right Environment for Your Recovery
A change in living environment can be an important part of continuing recovery. Design for Recovery provides structure, community, and room for residents to work toward greater independence without losing sight of the progress they have already made.
If you're considering sober living near Redondo Beach, you can reach out to learn more about the homes, expectations, and what the transition could look like for you.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sober Living in Redondo Beach
Yes. Residents can continue appropriate work, treatment, family activities, exercise, and other responsibilities while following the expectations of their sober living home.
The location itself does not determine recovery, but having access to outdoor recreation and other healthy activities can give residents additional ways to spend their free time.
Yes. Residents can maintain employment while living at Design for Recovery. Work location, schedule, and transportation can be discussed during admissions.
Residents can continue appropriate outpatient treatment and healthcare appointments. Your existing treatment schedule can be considered when discussing the practical fit of sober living.
Yes. Maintaining healthy relationships can be an important part of recovery. Residents can stay connected with supportive people while following house expectations.
Our admissions team can discuss your recovery history, current responsibilities, goals, and what you're looking for in a sober living environment before you decide whether to move forward.
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