If you or a loved one is suffering from drug or alcohol addiction, A Step In The Right Direction offers a vital solid solution for you.

A Step In The Right Direction is a premier luxury transitional sober living home established in the year 2000 for women. Located in the Country Estates of Northridge, California, we offer a tranquil and safe structured environment for women to rebuild their lives.

A Step In The Right Direction addresses both the physical and spiritual needs of women seeking a supportive Twelve Step sober living environment. Our home is warm, inviting, and pet friendly. We guide each woman's transition from addiction and devastation back into mainstream society through a simple, but effective, formula for success.

Our formula for success includes consistent attendance of Twelve Step meetings, program work with a sponsor, morning meditation, random drug and alcohol testing and participation in house meetings where we celebrate each woman's progress, and address her concerns. We regularly participate in Twelve Step conferences, workshops, and other inspiring Twelve Step activities - finding joy and laughter and having more fun that we could have ever imagined.

We offer an optional 5-day per week outpatient program certified by CA Dept. of Alcohol and Drug Programs. It provides essential substance abuse education, counseling, relapse prevention, coping skills, life skills, parenting and family dynamics support.

In addition, we offer transitional living support by promoting career and educational development support, job search as well as goal setting. We coordinate closely with family members and support them.

A Step In The Right Direction's management team are trained, experienced and in recovery themselves. We are committed to compassionate care within an established program structure. Our aim is to inspire self-confidence, self-esteem, and personal responsibility.

It is hard to describe in words the sense of love, support and understanding shared among the women here. We all have our stories of addiction, we grow to understand the disease we share, and that together we can find the solutions to our problems and living a meaningful life with a sense of purpose, dignity, and freedom.