San Diego Sober Living for Men

How Do I Find a Good Sober Living Near Me in San Diego?

A good sober living near you in San Diego is always one that has a zero-tolerance policy like ours does. We do not allow any substance use or even prescription medication abuse of any kind. We may breathalyze you, and do other tests to check if you are sober at any time. This is for your protection. These days even what may seem less harmful to you substance-wise could be laced with something dangerous. We do not want you or your loved ones to suffer. We are here to make sure that we do our best to help all of our residents stay sober. Should you not follow our zero-tolerance policy, you will be asked to leave. This is what zero-tolerance means. We may refer you to a private or local public detox at this time depending on what your insurance status is and other factors. Are you ready to get into a sober house near you here in San Diego, CA?

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What Does the Name Kaizen House Mean?

When we started Kaizen House Recovery, Mike Jordan, the owner sought a name that was deeply meaningful to represent both his recovery and a home where men could be sober together. Kaizen- which is used in Japanese philosophy often as a type of business strategy means continuous improvement. This represented exactly what the owner wanted his sober home to represent for the men that stayed here, and this is why this San Diego sober living was named Kaizen House Recovery. Since it’s inception, Kaizen House has helped so many thousands of men stay sober and have great lives and develop friendships, and honestly, we are grateful and happy that our home has changed lives for the better and continue to do so each and every day. Ready to join our brotherhood of men at our sober living near you?

About Us and our San Diego Sober Living

Kaizen House Recovery is run by Mike Jordan who has been in recovery himself for many years. Mike is the proud owner of multiple sober livings all over Southern California. Recently Mike has become the co-owner of a large mental health facility in South Orange County in California. If you have a need for insurance-covered residences, and would like to have assistance with your mental health, please let us know because we would accommodate you as per your needs. Mike has a beautiful family, a wife that adores and supports him and four lovely children and a small dog. Being sober for Mike has made all the difference, and it will for you too. Is your mind made up to be and stay sober?

Are Sober Living Houses Near Me Safe?

There is a stigma that sober living houses have men that came from estranged backgrounds, and that this may not be safe for the community, however this is incorrect. Sober living houses and especially ours are the most organized, clean, substance-free and are probably some of the most well-taken care of homes on the block. Our men who are in the sober livings are also helpful, kind and responsible individuals that attend meetings and present themselves well in society. Sober livings that have a zero-tolerance policy are just like another home and another neighbor with a big family. Our sober living homes have serenity, and our men follow the rules and keep the streets clean and do not bother anyone. We have our house-rules that all the men follow. As such, all of the sober living homes we own have a great community of brotherhood within, and the men respect each other and their neighbors alike.

What is a Halfway-House vs a Sober Living?

Some people may call sober livings halfway houses and vice versa but a halfway house is really more of a sober living for those that were incarcerated previously. Interestingly enough, one of the first halfway houses in San Diego was around in the 1900’s. Since then, the term half-way house has been used interchangeably with sober livings but it’s still more commonly used for residents that were previously incarcerated. We have housed and continue to house sober residents that have had a past. As long as you follow the zero-tolerance policy and follow our house-rules, you are welcome to be a part of our sober house community. There is never any judgement, and we believe in an Agape type of love for all of our brothers in recovery. Here, we are all the same, just men trying to be our better selves one day at a time. If you are ready for the next steps or want to learn more, contact us today.

How Do Sober Livings Help After Rehab?

Once rehabilitation ends, leaving the rehab can be both thrilling and intimidating at the same time. Upon returning to your normal life again, work, relationships, finances, responsibilities, and old past experiences can act as triggers in your day-to-day life. Sober housing can act as a transitional phase for individuals like you beginning to develop their independence while still maintaining a level of accountability. Residents can work while simultaneously rebuilding relationships and managing daily tasks and responsibilities while coming back to a substance-free residence after their workday. This is where the recovery tools learned during rehabilitation start intersecting with reality. You stop merely discussing recovery; you begin applying it to your actual life. Will you start implementing recovery into your life today? See if our sober living in San Diego is right for you.