Casa Pacifica

San Diego’s premier Men’s Transitional Sober Living Home, Casa Pacifica Men is located 25 minutes north of downtown San Diego in the beautiful beach community of Cardiff-By-The-Sea, California. The Casa Pacifica Men’s home has been specifically structured to accommodate the residents with a spacious well-appointed upscale home consisting of 6 bedrooms, a large common great room and 3 bathrooms. Semi-private (shared) rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis. This incredibly lovely home includes sweeping ocean views, a full chef’s kitchen, wireless internet access throughout, a housekeeping service, and full gym privileges. Above all, we provide a nurturing environment for personal growth, while encouraging and promoting independence through sober living.

Jody Fletcher is the Founder of Casa Pacifica Women’s and Men’s in Solana Beach and Cardiff By the Sea in California. Jody has worked in the drug and alcohol treatment field for over 13 years.Jody worked at The Sober Living Center in Escondido for 10 years as the Drug and Alcohol Program coordinator. She was the primary facilitator for the Psycho-educational classes and worked with the staff to coordinate the many different modalities in the facility. Jody was also responsible for the development and implementation of group/individual therapy programs, treatment planning and discharge planning. Jody was the Intake Coordinator for Lasting Recovery, which is an Outpatient Substance Abuse treatment center in San Diego.Jody has been involved with the San Diego Foundation, The National Federation of Chemical Dependency, and The Community Recourse Center actively participated in planning groups, regional meetings. Jody has extensive personal and professional experience with the 12-step and cognitive behavioral addiction recovery modalities assisting her in her own recovery work. Realizing the risk for relapse within the chemical dependency community has motivated Jody to work closely with various prevention paradigms to help combat this ongoing problem with addiction.

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