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Life in El Segundo often revolves around work, family, and routine. Home to major aerospace and technology companies, a close-knit South Bay community, and just minutes from the coast, it's a city where many people balance demanding careers with everyday responsibilities.

When addiction becomes part of that picture, finding the right environment to recover can make all the difference. At Design for Recovery, we regularly support men from El Segundo and surrounding South Bay communities.

Our Impact

A Trusted Sober Living Community in Los Angeles
9+
Years in Business
500+
Helped Recover
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Why Design for Recovery

Choosing a men's sober living program is about more than finding a place to stay. It's about finding an environment that encourages growth, reinforces healthy habits, and supports the transition from treatment to independent living.

At Design for Recovery, everything we do is guided by a shared philosophy that shapes everyday life in our homes.

The Foundation Behind Our Program

Structured Living

Consistent routines and clear expectations help create stability and make healthy habits easier to maintain.

Meaningful Accountability

Residents are encouraged to take ownership of their recovery while receiving support from staff and peers.

Recovery-Focused Community

Living alongside other men with shared goals fosters connection, encouragement, and mutual respect.

Growth Through Independence

Every step is designed to help residents build confidence, life skills, and the ability to thrive beyond sober living.

Creating Distance From Everyday Triggers

Early recovery often means learning how to navigate life without returning to the same patterns that supported addiction. Remaining in the same environment, surrounded by familiar triggers, can make that transition more difficult.

Sober living creates the opportunity to step into a different routine while still remaining close to the people and responsibilities that matter.

For many men from El Segundo, that balance provides the space needed to establish healthier habits before returning to complete independence.

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Take a Look Inside Our Sober Living Homes

Our Approach to Recovery

Meet the Team Behind Design for Recovery

David Beasley

David Beasley

Founder & Program Director
Recovery Mentor & Life Coach

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

Director of Operations

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.

Wiley Schott

Wiley Schott

Director of Admissions & Business Development

Wiley Schott leads admissions and business development for Design for Recovery and Bridges Sober Living. He works closely with individuals and families to create a smooth transition into recovery housing while building strong partnerships throughout the behavioral healthcare community.

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Life in Our Sober Living Homes

Life at Design for Recovery is built around consistency, but no two days look exactly the same. Residents are encouraged to create routines that support their recovery while continuing to move forward with work, education, outpatient treatment, and other personal goals.

A typical day might include attending recovery meetings, completing household responsibilities, commuting to work or school, exercising, connecting with peers, or spending time with mentors. Rather than following a rigid schedule, residents learn how to build healthy habits that fit naturally into everyday life.

Living in our Los Angeles homes also means remaining connected to the broader recovery community.

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Your Path to Admissions

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Reach Out

Everyone arrives at sober living with a different story, which is why our admissions process begins by understanding yours. Our team will take the time to understand your situation and answer your questions.

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Plan Your Transition

We'll guide you through the admissions process, explain daily expectations, and help you prepare for move-in. If you're coming from El Segundo, we'll also answer questions about commuting, staying connected with work, or continuing outpatient treatment while living in our homes.

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Begin Your Recovery Journey

From your first day, you'll become part of a recovery-focused community built around accountability, personal growth, and healthy routines that support long-term sobriety.

Learn About Move-In

In Their Own Words

Every recovery journey is different, but hearing from those who've experienced sober living can provide valuable perspective. Listen to alumni share how structure, accountability, and community helped them move forward with confidence.

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Benefits of Being Sober

Long-term recovery isn't built overnight. It grows through consistent routines, supportive relationships, and an environment that encourages positive change every day.

Build Healthy Habits

Daily routines help create consistency, making it easier to balance work, recovery meetings, personal responsibilities, and self-care.

Stay Accountable

Living alongside peers with similar goals encourages responsibility, mutual encouragement, and continued personal growth.

Prepare for Independent Living

Residents gradually build the confidence and life skills needed to transition back into independent living while maintaining their recovery.

Strengthen Your Support Network

Strong relationships with mentors, housemates, sponsors, and the broader recovery community often continue long after sober living ends.

Why Choose Sober Living Near El Segundo?

Choosing sober living nearby means you don't have to disconnect from the life you've worked hard to build. Many men who come to Design for Recovery continue commuting to El Segundo's aerospace and technology corridor, attend recovery meetings throughout the South Bay, or stay connected with family while benefiting from a more structured living environment.

Transportation

El Segundo's location also makes traveling throughout Los Angeles convenient. With quick access to Interstate 405, Pacific Coast Highway (SR-1), and the Metro C (Green) Line, residents can continue working, attending appointments, or visiting loved ones while focusing on their recovery.

Cost of Living

El Segundo has a higher-than-average cost of living, supported by a strong local economy and employment opportunities across aerospace, technology, and professional services.

Weather

Mild winters, warm summers, and year-round sunshine make it easy to enjoy outdoor activities that support healthy daily routines.

Our goal isn't to take you away from your community but to provide enough distance from unhealthy routines while keeping the people, opportunities, and responsibilities that matter within reach.

Typical Drive from El Segundo to Design for Recovery: 16 mins approx.

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Recovery Support Resources in El Segundo

El Segundo residents have access to recovery meetings and peer support across the South Bay, with additional options available throughout neighboring communities such as Manhattan Beach, Hawthorne, Torrance, and Redondo Beach.

Local Public Health Trends in El Segundo

Substance use continues to affect communities throughout Los Angeles County, highlighting the importance of accessible treatment, overdose prevention, and long-term recovery support. These public health trends provide local context while reinforcing why continued structure and community remain so valuable after treatment.

Overdose Deaths

In El Segundo, recent CDC provisional reporting shows 1,784 overdose deaths in the most recent 12-month reporting period, highlighting why relapse prevention and daily structure continue to matter.

Naloxone Distribution

Public health programs serving El Segundo have distributed 22,882 naloxone kits, demonstrating the continued importance of overdose response resources within the community.

Opioid-Related Hospitalizations

The opioid-related hospitalization rate in El Segundo is reported at 10.0 per 100k, reflecting how substance use can continue to result in serious medical emergencies.

Recovery Looks Different for Everyone

No two recovery journeys follow the same path. Some residents arrive after completing residential treatment, while others are stepping down from detox or looking for additional structure while balancing work, outpatient care, or family responsibilities.

For men from El Segundo, sober living offers the opportunity to remain connected to the South Bay while building new routines in a supportive environment.

Whether your goal is returning to work, strengthening relationships, or creating a healthier future, recovery is a process that moves forward one day at a time, and you don't have to do it alone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely. Many residents continue attending meetings in El Segundo and neighboring South Bay communities while also participating in recovery activities through Design for Recovery.

No. Our sober living homes are located nearby, allowing residents to remain close to El Segundo while benefiting from a structured recovery environment outside the city.

Our homes are within convenient driving distance of El Segundo. Many residents commute regularly for work, family visits, recovery meetings, and outpatient appointments.

Yes. Many residents maintain regular contact with family and loved ones throughout recovery. Living nearby makes visits and ongoing family involvement much more manageable when appropriate.

Choosing sober living nearby allows you to stay connected to work, family, and your community while creating healthy distance from the routines or environments that may have contributed to substance use. Many people find this balance helpful during early recovery.

Yes. Many residents continue seeing therapists, attending outpatient programs, or keeping medical appointments in El Segundo while living in our homes.

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Sheldon Cohen

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Sheldon Cohen

Sheldon Cohen is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and mental health professional with nearly a decade of experience helping individuals, couples, and families navigate addiction, emotional challenges, and personal growth. His work is grounded in the belief that meaningful change begins with self-understanding and that lasting recovery often comes from addressing the deeper patterns that shape thoughts, behaviors, and relationships.

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