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Knowing how long you’ve been sober is crucial for your recovery journey.

Find out how many days you’ve been sober by entering the date of your last drink.

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How long have I been sober?

To calculate how long you have been sober, simply enter the date of your last drink into our sober day counter.

This tool will instantly show you the number of days you’ve been sober, giving you a clear picture of your progress.

Additionally, it will calculate how much money you’ve saved by not drinking, the number of drinks you’ve avoided, and the number of days you’ve regained in your life.

This comprehensive overview helps you see the positive impact of your sobriety, keeping you motivated and committed to your journey towards a healthier, substance-free life.

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What is Sobriety date?

A sobriety date is the exact day you commit to staying sober and start your recovery journey.

It can be either the last day you used alcohol or the first full day after.

Most people prefer using the first full day without drinking as their sobriety date, as it marks the start of their new life free from alcohol addiction.

It’s the starting point for tracking your progress in staying away from drugs or alcohol. This date is important because it marks the beginning of your commitment to a sober and healthy life.

Why is tracking sobriety important?

Tracking sobriety helps you stay on track for long-term Recovery. Here's why it matters:

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Staying Responsible:

When you track your progress, you hold yourself accountable. It shows how committed you are to staying sober. This accountability is especially helpful during triggers or temptations, as individuals can use their tracker to stay focused on their progress and the importance of staying on track.

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Staying Inspired:

Seeing how many days or months you've stayed sober can motivate you to keep going. It's a reminder of the progress you've made and keeps you encouraged.

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Seeing Your Progress:

Sobriety trackers can serve as a source of inspiration that lets you see how far you've come. It helps you notice patterns, make smart choices, and visualize your journey to Recovery.

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Celebrate Achievements:

Hitting milestones like 30, 60, or 90 days sober is a big deal. Tracking sobriety lets you celebrate your sober anniversary or sober birthday with your support system.

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Sharing Progress:

Sobriety date calculators provide a tangible way to share progress with others. You can use the sober calculator to demonstrate your commitment to recovery to family, friends, and support groups. This can help strengthen your relationships and garner support for continued sobriety.

Tracking sobriety is key to successful recovery. It keeps you accountable and motivated and lets you celebrate your progress. With a sobriety tracker, you’re taking charge of your journey to sobriety.

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How much does an average person spend on Alcohol?

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, an average American spent an average of $583 on Alcohol in 2022.

With this average expenditure, it’s safe to assume that an average American spends around $50 monthly on alcohol.

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How much Alcohol does an average person consume?

In 2021, the average American aged 21 or older consumed 2.83 gallons (10.7 liters) of pure alcohol, which is about 603 standard drinks. A standard drink contains 0.6 ounces of alcohol. 

According to Gallup News, an average American consumes around 7 drinks per week.

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Benefits of Becoming Sober

Embracing sobriety offers numerous benefits at each stage. Being sober can help you build better support systems and improve relationships with family and friends.

At 30 days without alcohol, individuals often see improved physical health, better sleep, and increased energy. Mental clarity and emotional stability also begin to emerge.

Extending this to 60 days without alcohol enhances these benefits further, fostering better health, sharper mental focus, and healthier social relationships.

Sobriety solidifies these gains at one year, reducing the risk of serious health issues and providing a deeper sense of personal accomplishment and control. Overcoming addiction through sobriety helps reclaim health, build meaningful connections, and create a brighter future.

With one year of sobriety under your belt, you’re not just reclaiming your health; you’re also nurturing meaningful connections and a brighter future.

Sober Living Home in Los Angeles, California

If you are looking to get sober or are having trouble staying sober after experiencing issues with alcohol, you might consider going to a Sober Living House. Design for Recovery, a structured sober living in Los Angeles, California, offers the ideal environment for individuals seeking to withdraw from drugs and alcohol and build a new life. Residents focus on developing social support systems and new coping strategies to avoid relapse while cultivating qualities like tolerance, patience, discipline, and accountability. If you’re curious about what a day in our sober living house looks like or want to explore sobriety strategies, signs you’re ready to get sober, or what does being sober feels like, call us today!

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Can't say enough good things about Design. I went from being a lifeless junkie without one singular dollar in my pocket to having 2.5 years sober, being at the same job for over a year for the first time, buying my first car, evolving in a way I could never possibly foresee back then. This company is one of the last left in LA that still does great things, and has consistent success stories even to this day. Love everyone here.

Evan

As a treatment professional, engaging with quality, ethical places ranks top for ensuring patient success and long term community change. Design is top of the list for all these. Grateful for the staff who helped countless recover, and for the positive impact on the community.

Daniel Lathrop

My son went through a couple of different rehab programs. On his third attempt, he went from rehab to sober living at design for recovery. I cannot express the gratitude and the absolute phenomenal job. I was so very afraid I was going to lose him.

Channing Johnston

We are having a great experience with Design for Recovery. The counselors and therapists are well trained and responsive to the direction necessary for our son to thrive. The facilities are very nice and comfortable for a person in recovery.

Rue Matthiessen

I've been a client here for over 18 months and this program has been stellar. They have done nothing but support me and guide me in the right direction. The staff and program managers are the best, the house is very comfortable (I am at the Mar Vista location) and they really care about you and your recovery.

Victor Herrera

This sober living environment offers a structured and supportive setting conducive to early recovery. The emphasis on evidence-based practices, coupled with a strong peer support network, fosters accountability and promotes positive behavioral changes.

Mia Fiorino

I've been through my fair share of recovery centers, but happy to say this one seemed to work the best. The staff and the people I met here made my time better and gave me an understanding that life on the other side ain't too bad. Something clicked, and I thank this place for helping me feel comfortable in my own skin.

Jacob Kurtzeborn-Sowell

Was reluctant to come to a sober living at first but am happy I chose this one. The house managers and clients made me feel welcomed and comfortable to open up to others. I've been here for about 5 months now and have been able to get my life back together and build a community around sobriety. Very thankful for both house managers Josh and Matt as they hold me accountable and make sure I am always taking steps in the right direction. They genuinely care about the clients well being and I've seen them go over the top to help people.

Max Weinberg

Design for recovery helped me get my life back. I didn't think it was possible for someone like me to find recovery and with the help from Design I have a life today that I never thought would be possible. I highly recommend them, from their clean facility and very helpful staff.

Nick Pomerantz

I first came into the house in January 2023 with the hope of finding a new direction with my life and that's exactly what I found. With the guidance and structure of the house I was able to find accountability and responsibility for my actions.

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