STEVE’S HOUSE SOBER LIVING

  6075 Pickford Place

Los Angeles Ca. 90035

A Sober Living/Recovery Home

In Los Angeles, Ca.  

 A STRUCTURED CO-ED SOBER LIVING COMMUNITY
ON LOS ANGELES WEST SIDE (Near Beverly Hills)

(323) 710-7894

                                          

                                        Credit Cards Accepted

Steve's House Sober Living is not an alternative to Addiction Treatment Hospitalization, however, importantly the next step to achieving freedom from Chemical Dependency through the 12 steps. We do have referrals to some of the most reputable Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment facilities (Rehabs) that Los Angeles has to offer.

"Excellent location for this 1930's Spanish style home just off of LaCienega Blvd. in West L.A."

Walking distance to L.A. Fitness, Coffee Shops, Restaurants and Grocery stores. Less than 5 minutes to the 10 Freeway and 15 minutes to beaches

Sober Coaching is available for those in early recovery who need the extra help and security. We work closely with professionals who are on call for us 24/7

Steve's Sober Living House can provide letter's of reference to satisfy court and proof of residency needs. Under special circumstance's management can make court appearance's to help you on your journey toward a healthy drug and alcohol free life.

HUNDREDS OF

AA/NA/CA MEETINGS

PLUS NUMEROUS

SOBER SOCIAL ACTIVITIES & EVENTS

MEETING THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WHO SUFFER FROM ALCOHOL AND/OR CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY

 True Story

In particular, a May 28, 1996, episode at a hotel in Los Angeles leaves an indelible imprint. ******* overdosed on heroin and cocaine and came within spitting distance of his creator.

"I could see myself surrounded by paramedics and I was screaming, 'I'm here! I'm here!' " ******* says. "I felt like, 'Oh my God, I've made a big mistake, this is not what I wanted.' And all of a sudden I felt that surge of coming back to life."

Still, it wasn't until two years later that he sought help, and then only because he was forced to. "I was finally court-mandated to stay sober," ******* says. "It was either that or go to jail. So I went to live in a sober-living house with random urine-testing. It was really humbling. But at the same time, I felt the best I had ever felt in my life."

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