Little House

Little House Little House is a 28 bed rehabilitation home that serves women recovering from drug and alcohol addic

09/02/2026

She completed three months at Little House.

But she knew her recovery needed more time.

So instead of rushing home, she continued into sober living and gave herself the space to work through old triggers, build stability, and protect what she had started.

Recovery is not a race.

Sometimes the strongest decision is staying a little longer.

Taking your time.

Building a foundation before stepping back into the life you left.

Her message is simple:

If you’re thinking about getting help, do it.

What helped you know you were ready for the next step in recovery?

08/31/2026

When feelings stay bottled up, the pressure keeps building.

One hurt.

One fear.

One hard day at a time.

Until eventually, the balloon pops.

Journaling gives those feelings somewhere to go.

You do not have to make it perfect.

You do not need the right words.

Just start writing what is true.

Sometimes putting it on paper is the first step toward understanding it, releasing it, and making room for something new.

Has journaling ever helped you through a difficult season? What do you usually write about first?

08/27/2026

One of the hardest parts of recovery can be facing the guilt.

The guilt of not being fully present.

The guilt of being physically there, but mentally checked out.

The guilt of wondering how your addiction affected the people you love most.

She still carries some of that.

But today, she is present.

She is clear.

She can listen, show up, and walk beside her children through whatever they are feeling.

Recovery cannot change the past.

But it can change the kind of mother you become from this day forward.

For the moms in recovery: what helped you begin forgiving yourself?

Hiding is a coping skill—until it becomes a cage.The turning point isn’t dramatic; it’s exhaustion.That’s where treatmen...
08/26/2026

Hiding is a coping skill—until it becomes a cage.
The turning point isn’t dramatic; it’s exhaustion.
That’s where treatment becomes possible: when truth finally outweighs fear.

08/25/2026

Sometimes love looks like helping.

But during active addiction, help can quietly become enabling.

Giving money.

Buying food or ci******es.

Providing a place to stay without boundaries.

Trying to protect someone from the consequences of what is happening.

It often comes from love—but it can keep the cycle going.

Supporting someone in recovery does not mean abandoning them.

It means creating boundaries that protect both of you and encourage real change.

That can be one of the hardest things a parent or family member ever has to do.

Where do you think the line is between supporting someone and enabling them?

Perfection creates relapse cycles.Peace creates consistency.Recovery works when the goal is stable, not impressive.
08/24/2026

Perfection creates relapse cycles.
Peace creates consistency.
Recovery works when the goal is stable, not impressive.

Judgment creates secrecy. Secrecy fuels symptoms.Effective recovery replaces shame with accountability and support—becau...
08/23/2026

Judgment creates secrecy. Secrecy fuels symptoms.
Effective recovery replaces shame with accountability and support—because behavior changes when the system around it changes.

08/22/2026

Ricky first came to Little House as a client in February 2022.

Four years later, she returned in a completely new role:

Staff member.

She started her journey here.

Now she gets to give back in the same place that helped her begin again.

That’s what recovery can become.

Not just healing.

Purpose.

Leadership.

A chance to reach back and help the next woman believe her life can change too.

We’re so proud of you, Ricky.

Who helped you believe recovery was possible when you were starting over?

Breakthroughs usually start with language.When someone says the real thing out loud, the problem stops being vague—and b...
08/21/2026

Breakthroughs usually start with language.
When someone says the real thing out loud, the problem stops being vague—and becomes treatable.
That’s the clinical shift: from silent suffering to a clear plan.

Exhaustion can mimic depression, anxiety, irritability, and numbness.A regulated nervous system changes everything: slee...
08/20/2026

Exhaustion can mimic depression, anxiety, irritability, and numbness.
A regulated nervous system changes everything: sleep, appetite, mood, and decision-making.
Sometimes the first win is simply getting your body back online.

Address

9718 Harvard Street
Bellflower, CA
90706

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15629252777

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