ABC Sober Living Soledad House San Diego

At ABC Sober Living Soledad House San Diego, women in San Diego, California can join a sober living program built to sharpen the everyday skills that support lasting sobriety. Support shaped around women's needs sits alongside therapy, counseling, and connection with peers, so residents can hold steady and keep progressing once they leave treatment. The center's main work is substance use disorders: helping you get stable, build ways to avoid relapse, and locate compassionate help. This women-only program in San Diego has a typical stay of 30 days.

The sober living program is built around a structured setting that allows residents to keep practicing recovery strategies while gradually returning to everyday duties. To stay in the program, participants must have at least 30 days of sobriety, attend four or more 12-step meetings each week, join weekly house meetings, complete random drug screening, and remain involved in work, school, or outpatient services. These guidelines create a reliable routine that reinforces continued progress. This sober living program in San Diego uses clear accountability to support women in recovery.

ABC Sober Living Soledad House San Diego

ABC Sober Living Soledad House San Diego organizes its program into two phases. Phase 1 takes place at the primary women-only facility near La Jolla, where residents receive consistent structure and support. During Phase 2, participants transition to a sober living home within one mile of the main center, offering more independence and room for more flexible schedules. The second phase still emphasizes a supportive community, including therapy access, peer support, accountability, and training in practical life skills. The center also offers outpatient services and aftercare, including group therapy, continuing care, an intensive outpatient program, and support meetings. The rehab in San Diego offers sober living and outpatient care across two phases.

Therapy choices here include one-on-one counseling, dialectical behavior therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), counseling for families, group counseling, life skills, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, psychoeducation, and twelve step facilitation. Family involvement, care specific to gender, holistic methods, individual treatment, and twelve step shape how the center works. These services at the San Diego center address both addiction and mental health needs. Should you be considering this program, ask how the two phases are arranged. If a higher level of care is what you need, the helpline can help you weigh other options.

1. Gender-Specific
2. Holistic
3. Twelve Step Facilitation
4. Individual Treatment
5. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
6. Group Therapy
7. Family Involvement
8. Psychoeducation
9. Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy
10. 1-on-1 Counseling

Whom this program is designed to serve

1. Women only
2. Women
3. Substances treated: benzodiazepines, chronic relapse, drug addiction, ecstasy, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, and synthetic drugs
4. Specializations: alcohol, drug addiction, and women only
5. A person who drinks heavily or uses drugs and needs a structured, women-only living environment
6. People who have substance use disorder and have finished treatment and need continuing support

Environment and stay duration here

The usual program length is 30 days, though individual stays may vary. The facility offers access to nature, a kitchenette, laundry service, and an ocean view. Personal amenities include air-conditioned rooms, shared rooms, and TV. Activities include AA/NA meetings, swimming, and yoga. The center is located at 5330 Soledad Mountain Road, San Diego, CA 92109. The San Diego facility provides a comfortable setting with ocean views and shared rooms. English is the primary language spoken. If you need a different program length, then the helpline can help you check availability.

1. Laundry Service
2. Kitchenette
3. Ocean View
4. Access to Nature

Payment and insurance at Soledad House

This center accepts cash pay rates, and insurance might be taken too. Phone to confirm your plan and what it covers. The rehab in San Diego accepts cash pay and may work with insurance. An advisor can check openings and coverage on your behalf. When your insurance benefits are unclear to you, a call to the helpline can sort out what your plan might cover.

What to ask before admission

1. What is the exact cost per month, and what does it include?
2. Do you accept my insurance plan, and how do I verify coverage?
3. What are the specific rules for phase 1 and phase 2?
4. Can I keep my job or attend school while in the program?
5. What kind of aftercare or alumni support is available after the 30 days?