I Need Help
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, you deserve a safe place to heal. You will be welcomed without judgment into a community of women who understand.
Start Your JourneySince 1970, helping women overcome addiction with dignity, professional care, and a community that lasts a lifetime.
The Turning Point Home provides 60- to 120-day residential treatment for women healing from alcohol addiction — and the drug use that often comes with it. Our program combines 12-step recovery with evidence-based clinical therapy, trauma-informed care, and a supportive home environment.
Every resident receives individual counseling, daily group therapy, relapse prevention education, and a personalized recovery plan. Our staff — many of whom are in recovery themselves — provide around-the-clock support where every woman is known by name.
A safe space designed specifically for women's unique recovery needs.
Enough time for real healing — not a quick fix.
Our 10th Step House and alumnae network support women long after treatment ends.
Quality care accessible to those who need it most.
Whether you need help for yourself, a loved one, or a client.
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, you deserve a safe place to heal. You will be welcomed without judgment into a community of women who understand.
Start Your Journey
Watching someone you love struggle with addiction is exhausting and frightening. We are here to help your family find a path forward — with professional care, proven results, and compassion.
Learn How We Can Help
The Turning Point Home is a DHCS-licensed residential program accepting Medi-Cal. Evidence-based, trauma-informed care in a women-only setting, serving San Diego since 1970.
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Recovery happens best in a place that feels like home. The Turning Point Home is an intimate residential setting where women share meals, support each other, attend meetings together, and rebuild daily habits in a structured, nurturing environment. You are never just a patient or a number here.
When a woman completes our program, she does not leave our community. She becomes a Butterfly — part of a lifelong network of alumnae who mentor current residents, attend meetings together, and support each other through every stage of recovery. Once a Butterfly, always a Butterfly.
"They saved my life. I felt respected. Their high standards elevated my self worth."
"The staff members treat you like family and love you and make you feel happy and safe… I was so lost and terrified. It was nice to have that."

Recovery is possible, and you do not have to do it alone.