Sober Living
When you step into our Sober Living Safe House, you enter a warm, inviting, and encouraging environment where you can continue your path towards a new, sober life. Whether you prefer the camaraderie and companionship of our shared rooms or the privacy of one of our sober suites, you will find yourself in a tranquil atmosphere, free to focus on your ever evolving recovery.
For some the words “safe house” may conjure up images of action spy movies or espionage novels. Our Sober Living Safe House is anything but a place for drama and intrigue. Located in San Francisco, our Sober Living Safe House is a safe place in a friendly neighborhood called the Inner Sunset. The area avails you all the benefits of city life without the chaos, noise, and confusion. The arts, trendy cafes, and a multitude of outdoor activities, are all just a short walk.
The Inner Sunset is alive with a diverse array of shops, cafes, bookstores and is close to Golden Gate Park, the De Young Museum, and the Academy of Science.
Our Sober Living Safe House is also situated close to several regular meetings of NA and AA, along with excellent public transportation.
“Peter’s safe house really gave me the extra something I needed to get myself back on my feet. It’s true you can’t do this alone, but you can certainly do it with help from others, and I got plenty of help here.” – A. Sabillon
At our Sober Living Safe House, we stress importance and intrinsic value of regular exercise, healthy bodies, and spiritual growth. Our residents are encouraged to connect with their physical as well as their inner selves. To this end, we make available a range of traditional and holistic amenities to nourish both mind and body including:
Gym Membership
Yoga & Mediation Classes
Nutritional Education for Healthy Eating Choices
WiFi Connection
Cable TV
We also offer case management services to ease the transition of clients entering our sober living safe houses following primary care at a residential treatment facility.
For more details on our Sober Living Safe House, please call (415) 596-3269.