Soledad House offers a women’s sober living program in San Diego, California that supports the ongoing development of skills essential for long-term sobriety. The program combines gender-responsive care with therapeutic services, counseling, and peer support to promote stability and progress after treatment. Build Stability Through Sober Living Structure The sober living program provides a structured environment where residents can continue practicing recovery skills while gradually resuming daily responsibilities. Participants are required to maintain at least 30 days of sobriety, attend four or more 12-step meetings per week, participate in weekly house meetings, undergo random drug testing, and stay engaged in work, school, or outpatient care. These expectations help create a consistent routine that supports ongoing recovery. Transition Toward Greater Independence The programs at Soledad House are divided into two phases. Phase 1 is held in the main women-only facility near La Jolla, providing structure and consistent support. In Phase 2, residents move to a sober living home within a mile of the main center, where they have more personal freedom and flexible schedules. This home continues to offer a supportive environment with access to therapy, peer support, accountability, and life skills development to help residents build independence and prepare for long-term recovery.
