Diana’s House Sober Living

Stacy Plaisance 

on Google

a month ago

Women Sober Living as hard to find. Nicolle does a great job of investing in each and every client that she serves. There's a passion and a mission behind this home. The women who are cared for and given structure accountability, and a second chance at life. The work that they're doing there is phenomenal and is truly individualized. 

Cathy McKenzie 

on Google

a month ago

I have to say that I have been truly blessed in coming to this sober living. I was met with open arms and taken under Nicolle and Rudy's wings with the utmost support and compassion one could ask for. The home is amazing and provides me with a stable and recovery based lifestyle with which I have needed. It is such a blessing to find a place to call home that is extremely inviting. Being in the LGBTQ+ community can be hard in many aspects. But, I have never once been judged or felt less than because of that. In fact, this is... read more

Erica Boehm 

on Google

a month ago

Over 4 ½ years ago, I was broken—scared, helpless, and completely out of options. I was blessed to be connected with Nicolle at that time. She didn’t just help me get into detox—she saw something in me before I could see it in myself. She helped secure a scholarship for outpatient treatment and stayed involved in my recovery long after I left her care. Today, I have the honor of working alongside her as a colleague in this field. I get to witness the same heart, grit, and fierce dedication she pours into helping other women—... read more

Odette Morado 

on Google

a month ago

Horrible experience. I drove from OC to Thousand Oaks in hope that it'd be great and I was thrown out the door disregarding how I would feel. The people claimed to be LGBTQ accepting and they were not. I was absolutely disgusted. Anyone who identifies as LGBTQ please do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. This is not the place to be. They will throw you out how they did me. Even after they said, dont worry we will help you. Horrible. 

Derek Eckley 

on Google

a month ago

Diana’s house is truly special. The owner, Nicole, is deeply passionate about helping women in early recovery, and it shows in every aspect of the home. The environment is clean, safe, and welcoming but what really sets it apart is the strong sense of community and unwavering support from both staff and residents. If you’re a woman looking for a solid foundation and a genuine support system in early recovery, I highly recommend Diana’s House. It’s more than just a sober living, it’s a place to grow, heal, and rebuild.