As one of the first treatment centers in the Western United States, Beacon House has helped thousands achieve lasting sobriety from alcohol and drugs. Beacon House understands what is necessary to achieve a lifetime of recovery. As a non-profit, we invest all resources in delivering the highest level of individualized care while providing an affordable drug and alcohol rehab. Learn more about our Beacon House mission today. It’s our mission to ensure you have the tools and support necessary to find success in treatment.

Located on the scenic Monterey Peninsula on the coast of Northern California, Beacon House promises a supportive environment for adult men and women seeking to realize a lifetime without drugs and alcohol.

Beacon House is proud to call the quaint, coastal town of Pacific Grove, California home, just minutes from the scenic Monterey Bay coastline, as well as the world-famous Monterey Bay Aquarium, the nearby gates of Pebble Beach, and Carmel-by-the-Sea.

Founded in 1958 by Mary Clark Ross, an alcohol educator, and Dr. Donald Taugher, Beacon House was among the first 12-Step residential treatment centers in the Western U.S. Ross worked for years with Mrs. Marty Mann, the President and Founder of the National Council on Alcoholism (NCA), who established a local chapter in Pebble Beach and was the first sober woman in Alcoholics Anonymous. The 12-Step approach remains at the core of the programs at Beacon House.