Cedar House Life Change Center is a non-profit substance use treatment organization in Bloomington, California, where adults come to work through drinking, drugs, or repeated patterns that have already started affecting their lives, including jobs, housing, families, and legal responsibilities, without pressing pause on the responsibilities they still carry. With more than 50 years of experience serving San Bernardino and Riverside counties, the center offers a continuum of care that meets people wherever they are in their recovery journey.
A Place to Ground Things When Stability Has Slipped
People often arrive at Cedar House when substance use has begun showing up in very real ways: missed work, fractured relationships, emotional overwhelm, or repeated attempts to manage use that haven’t worked. The experience here starts with clinically informed withdrawal management for those who need medical support, and continues into residential treatment where daily routines, group and individual sessions, and life-skills work create structure and safety while someone begins to regain control.
Recovery Work Interwoven With Everyday Life
This isn’t a place to escape life — it’s where people deepen insight while living in a structured setting. Days blend group process, relapse prevention, co-occurring support, anger management, and family or peer connections with wellness tasks, community time, and opportunities to explore what has kept old patterns in place. Counselors, many with their own recovery experience, help participants understand how behavior has shown up in their real world and what tools might actually hold up when they step back into it.
A Continuum That Meets People at Multiple Points
Cedar House doesn’t stop at one season of care. Alongside residential treatment, it offers outpatient counseling for people balancing recovery with life obligations, perinatal and women-with-children support where mothers can get treatment while keeping family bonds front and center, sober living options as a step toward independence, and an alumni community that helps people stay connected after treatment.
A Setting for Change That Matters After You Leave
This center is used by people who know their patterns have already begun to interfere with the things they value, such as work, family, and stability, and who are ready to invest time and energy into different routines that can actually carry into the world they still live in. Rather than promising a quick reset, Cedar House offers a layered pathway where insight, accountability, and community support grow alongside each person’s real-life responsibilities, giving them tools to navigate what comes next with more steadiness and clarity.
