Amicus House

Amicus House operates as a recovery residence providing structured sober living arrangements for individuals committed to maintaining sobriety. The facility offers transitional housing services that create a bridge between intensive addiction treatment and independent community living. Residents participate in a structured environment that emphasizes accountability and peer support.

The sober living program addresses substance use disorder, alcohol addiction, and drug addiction through residential stability and community connection. This approach allows residents to practice recovery skills in a supportive setting while gradually assuming greater independence and responsibility for their daily routines and long-term recovery goals.

The facility's transitional housing component provides essential aftercare support for individuals moving through different phases of recovery. Residents benefit from structured living arrangements that maintain recovery focus while allowing them to rebuild their lives and reconnect with family and career opportunities.

Amicus House's aftercare support includes transitional housing services and a sober living accountability structure. These elements work together to help residents develop the skills and confidence needed for successful long-term recovery while maintaining connection to a supportive recovery community in Santa Clara County.

Under the direction of Lori Johnson, who has worked in substance abuse treatment since 1990, Amicus House brings experienced leadership to its recovery residence operations. Her extensive background in addiction treatment informs the facility's approach to creating effective sober living environments.

The recovery center serves the San Jose area and broader Santa Clara County, providing English-language services to residents seeking structured recovery housing. The facility's location and community connections make it accessible to individuals throughout the region who are working to establish stable, sober lifestyles.