Pacific Coast House, or PCH, Sober Living in Dana Point, California

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 1, 2009 -- "The Only Sober Living House That Screens Applicants"

One of the greatest things about PCH is that we are very selective about who we let in. Our house is only for those who are serious. We are not like the rest when it comes to screening applicants. In fact, others DONT EVEN SCREEN PEOPLE!!! They will let anybody in as long as they're willing to pay. This is not the case at PCH, we readily guard the wonderful atmosphere created by our positive residents and the head of household, who is also the owner.

What Others Had to Say About PCH

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Pacific Coast House, or PCH, Sober Living in Dana Point, California

Welcome visit Our WebSite:

http://www.ThePacificCoastHouse.com

I've known Frank Renfro of Pacific Coast House for a number of years.

I first met him when I was looking for a safe place for a young man to live, a place that would be supportive of his recovery.

I am well acquainted with many sober living houses, but the more I got to know Frank the more impressed I became.

His sober living house is very clean, well furnished and beautiful. Frank is a man who is dedicated to recovery. He is active in his own recovery and also makes sure that his clients have every opportunity available to continue their recovery. By his example in the way he lives, and his active participation in his personal recovery, he is a living example of how people stay sober.

He is a hands on owner and manager, spending a great deal of time in the house and in his personal contact with those who live there.

I know of many sober living houses whose owners are absent. Houses where profit is the primary goal, not the recovery of the clients. I even know of houses where clients are still using drugs. None of this happens at Pacific Coast House. Frank is honest, no nonsense about his recovery and that of his clients.

If my loved one needed a sober living environment, and I was looking for the best house to put my loved one, Pacific Coast House would be my choice.

Norm Boshoff M.Div., Th.M.
Intervention Specialist

Restoration Interventions
Phone: (949)-813-9506
Fax: (413)-812-7374
E-mail: normanb101@aol.com
http://restorationinterventions.com/

I was a resident at Pacific Coast House for 3 months in August till October 2007.I had found out about it from a friend who had lived there previously and suggested my search for a decent sober living should end there. Sure enough, I soon found out for myself that worthy living in a safe environment still does exist. The house is warm and impeccably tidy with all aspects of comfort, relaxation and the amenities provided for. I personally liked that there was no chores to trouble or confuse me in the mornings. No meeting cards either. The owner, Frank Renfro believes in accountability rather than rigid treatments for the mature and adult alcoholic/addict.

As for recovery, PCH played a major part in my growth and strength in sobriety. It is a requirement to attend a 12 step meeting everyday and I emphasize how getting into this habit on a regular basis is one of the biggest tools I acquired while at PCH. The yoga guru, the massage therapist Lisa Stewart, the maid Isabella and the cat, Chico, all contribute to the unique quality of life there. All the residents see the in-house therapist, Eric Nada, once a week if they choose, and some, including myself, continue therapy with him to this day.

As for the residents, PCH is a safe haven, void of the all too familiar day-to-day drama of sober living environment. Everyone is busy with work, school or volunteering but there is an unspoken kindness and consideration toward each other. The house rules are pertinent and reasonable. But, in the case of a relapse, there is no second chance, as far as I know. Sometimes, Frank takes us out on his boat and gets dinner for the house. I have seen Frank work with others in the program and I must admit, he is one of the few good men who really walk the talk. He has helped me tremendously in my personal struggles and spiritual growth.

Last, but not least, if you are serious about recovery and value your sobriety, I sincerely recommend that you choose Pacific Coast House for your peace of mind and leave the rest to God.
Peace,

Ching T. (India)
December 2007.

More information can be found online at http://www.ThePacificCoastHouse.com

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