At Mare’s House, the number one thing we want our residents to know is that we accept them as they are. It’s okay if you feel broken, and it’s ok if you’re still recovering from past trauma – we’ll be here for you as you build distance between your old life and your new one.
Staying in recovery may be your life’s biggest challenge, and it requires support, personal growth and a deep commitment to the most important person in your life – you.
We know it’s hard because many of our team members are also in recovery. Because we’re farther along the path, we can say from experience – the more love you have for yourself and the more empowered you feel as a decision-maker in your own life, the easier it gets. We’re here to help you develop self-confidence, while also being a source of support and a point of accountability when it feels too hard to go it alone.
We focus on the simultaneous development of the mind, body and soul because we understand that you are more than just your addiction or mental health concern. You are dynamic, versatile and complicated, and your needs can change by the week—our customized, individualized, whole-person care accounts for this reality.
Self-Care | Self-Worth | Self-Confidence | Self-Empowerment | Self-Esteem | Self-Efficacy | Self-Direction
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Scott Deleau
Admissions Director & Outreach
858-251-9409
Mare’s House is a sober living home for women. With safety and wellbeing the priority, we help women in recovery establish the balance of spirit, self control, empowerment, and esteem that facilitates long-term success.
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