By Jennifer McDougall
While staying at our luxurious sober living home in the vibrant city of Santa Monica, California, there are so many fun sober things to do that you can choose from. At Passages, we give you the freedom to live your newfound sober life as free as possible so that as you transition from rehab and into the day to day grind of life. You will feel confident and secure to make fully-conscious decisions that best reflect the newfound clarity you have discovered through our remarkable program.
At Passages, we do require that you participate in drug screenings to ensure you are an active participant in our sober environment. It is important we take careful precaution with all members of the house to keep the grounds safe and drug-free. With that being said, here are ten fun and sober things you should check out during your time in Santa Monica.
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Exercise on the boardwalk (ride bicycles, run, walk, jog, skateboard or rollerblade)
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Dine out on the end of the Santa Monica Pier
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Surfing Lessons (House Manager will provide you with contact information)
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Climb the Santa Monica Stairs (located on 4th Street and Adelaide Drive)
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Visit the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
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Connect with your inner child at Pacific Park and ride the
ferris wheel, roller coaster, and other exciting rides available
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Walk around Third Street Promenade where you can shop, eat, and watch street performers
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Chill at the beach during the day or catch the evening sunset (right outside of our sober living home)
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Explore the historic walking areas of Ocean Avenue
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Catch a movie at the ArcLight Cinemas in Santa Monica
How to Contact Passages Malibu
Call Passages Addiction Treatment Centers today if you or a loved one is battling an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol. Our admissions department is available 24/7 and can be reached directly by calling our toll-free number at (888) 397-0112. We look forward to speaking with you soon.
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