So often we hear phrases from normies such as, “Just don’t pick up,” Or “Don’t take that first drink and you won’t get drunk.” Typically, addicts arrive into treatment like a bleeding victim in a hospital emergency room. The focus is all about stopping the bleeding, emergency surgery, monitoring blood pressure, and heartbeat. Then, when the patient is stabilized they transition to the ICU, and then to a lower care hospital room to rest and recover. Such is it with the addict and alcoholic.

12-step meetings may conjure up images of cigarette smoking, and coffee, cookies, and donuts. And although these 12-step meeting staples help the newcomer to deal with the jitteriness of getting sober, it can’t sustain us for very long before we are in need of some healthy lifestyle changes. Times have changed for the better regarding the impact of nutrition and health, and there is a plethora of information available at our fingertips informing us how to achieve a healthy state of mind, body, and spirit.

So, in recovery when does one, exactly, begin focusing on a healthy lifestyle which includes a balanced diet and physical exercise? The answer is immediately. But this doesn’t have to be an all or nothing way of life. Seeking balance is the main objective. Just because one doesn’t eat a healthy breakfast doesn’t mean that they can’t start over at lunch with healthier alternatives.

Reaching for a piece of fruit rather than a cookie every once in a while, drinking water in place of a sugary drink, eating healthy lean proteins rather than fast foods, all of these gradual changes make an impact on the recovering body, mind, and spirit.

Self-love and self-care at the key components here And, these changes don’t happen overnight but if you seek balance each and every day you will be well on your way in your new and healthier, clean and sober life!

For more information about Mable's Home Los Angeles Sober Living, please call us at (818) 299-0419 or fill out the contact form on this page.

It has been used so often that sometimes it can seem that, “One Day At A Time,” is just an old, overused, cliche. In recovery from drug addiction and alcoholism, it becomes a comforting reality that all we have to do is to stay clean and sober one day at a time. To project that one can never drink alcohol or use drugs ever again is too much to fathom for those in early recovery, or at any stage in their recovery, for that matter.

We are given tools, support, meetings, sponsors, phone numbers, the 12 steps, and much more, to make it through each day. We learn that in recovery, all we have to manage is today. Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow is not yet here. Today, our main focus is on how to stay clean and sober and help others to achieve sobriety.

Moments become more precious and we begin to be aware of how much beauty and good there really is in this world when we are clear enough to see it and embrace it. A beautiful sunset, the birds singing, catching one’e self laughing for the first time in a long time, letting others in. With each passing day in sobriety, we really do begin recovering physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Life becomes worth living again. And, we look forward to what each new day may bring.

We learn to do the “next right thing” in the program and leave the results up to a power greater than ourselves. We plant the seeds, water them, tend to them, and allow them the time they need to germinate and grow. Each day has 24 hours. Time for play, work, and rest. Each morning brings with it new possibilities.

And then seemingly out of nowhere, hope begins to blossom.

For more information about Mable's Home Los Angeles Sober Living, please call us at (818) 299-0419 or fill out the contact form on this page.

Mable's Home offers caring people, honest relationships, and structure and accountability supporting a life worth living—one rewarding day at a time.

Thank you for your interest in Mable's Home Los Angeles Sober Living! We're excited to meet you! Please call us at the number above, or fill out the form on this page and we'll respond promptly.

We put our hearts into providing a welcoming, loving sober living home for every one of our family members.

At Mable's Home, our family discovers their lives and passions in a comfortable, supportive, and safe environment. Our Porter Ranch sober living home includes the following amenities:

• We're pet friendly!
• Semi-private rooms
• Flat screen TVs with cable
• High speed Wi-fi
• Fully equipped kitchens with modern appliances
• Free access to the laundry
• Ample street parking
• Beautifully landscaped backyard

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Mable's Home isn't just an affordable sober living home, we're an inclusive family of women in recovery who strengthen and support each other throughout our journies.

Mable's Home provides sober living for women in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles. Our passion is providing safe, secure, and structured sober living for women who are transitioning from residential treatment.

Mable's Home isn't just an affordable sober living home, we're an inclusive family of women in recovery who strengthen and support each other throughout our journies.

Created out of a passion to give back.

Mable's home is the creation of Juan Greer. Having had his own struggles with addiction, Juan found unconditional love, support, and an relentless degree of optimism from his grandmother, Mable. In an effort to give back to those currently struggling, and in honor of his late grandmother and mentor, Juan brought Mable's Home to life. 

Mable's Home: A second chance at life.

Mable's Home is an all-inclusive clean and sober community of women who live together as a family to support and grow each other in recovery. Our family members live together, eat together, play together, attend meetings together, and support each other through the first weeks and months of sobriety.

We welcome all women who are willing to recover. If you need additional support during your stay, we offer referrals to some of the best counselors and aftercare programs available in the San Fernando Valley.

What we expect of our family members.

Our home is structured to provide safety and security for our family members who are new in recovery. As such, we require that all of our family members abide by a set of guidelines to help ensure everyone's successful recovery.

• Abstain from all mind-altering substances at all times.
• Accept and respect all other family members.
• Resolve disputes quickly and amicably.
• Honor all treatment and counseling committments.
• Attend daily recovery meetings.
• Work with a counselor, sponsor, advisor or mentor.
• Submit to random drug tests without hesitation.
• Leave the home for a period of time in the event of a relapse.
• Attend weekly house meetings.
• Observe all curfews.
• Follow all directions from house managers.
• Complete daily chores in a timely manner.
• Never engage in violent or agressive behavior.
• Pay monthly fees on time.

Your new family is waiting to meet you at Mable's Home. Call us now to schedule a tour or reserve your place!

Mable's Home has opened their premiere Los Angeles sober living home for women in the San Fernando Valley community of Porter Ranch. Mable's Home offers a safe, affordable place to live for women who are committed to long-term recovery.

As one of just a few Porter Ranch sober living homes, Mable's Home is just a short walk, bike, or bus ride to shopping, dining, and career opportunities. Mable's home is centrally located to the communities of Granada Hills, Chatsworth, Winnedtka, Reseda, Sylmar, Pacoima, and Northridge. The sober living home is also just a short drive or bus ride from Cal State University Northridge, offering their residents excellent educational opportunities.

The resident community in Mable's Home sober living is low-key and tightly bonded. The women respect and support each other in a healthy group dynamic.. Highland House is staffed by managers with calm and collected leadership skills, and a solid core of sober residents provides grounding so that everyone can effectively maintain their sobriety throughout their stay.

Mable's Home is structured to provide safety and security for our family members who are new in recovery. As such, we require that all of our family members abide by a set of guidelines to help ensure everyone's successful recovery.

Mable's home is the creation of Juan Greer. Having had his own struggles with addiction, Juan found unconditional love, support, and an relentless degree of optimism from his grandmother, Mable. In an effort to give back to those currently struggling, and in honor of his late grandmother and mentor, Juan brought Mable's Home to life.

Your new family is waiting to meet you at Mable's Home. Call us now to schedule a tour or reserve your place!

For more information about Mable's Home Los Angeles Sober Living, please call us at (818) 334-9715 or fill out the contact form on this page.