RIGHTPATH

WHERE RECOVERY MEETS LIFE

ABOUT US

A Recovery Experience 

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To us, sober living is more then safe and comfortable housing. We provide residents with additional support through a dedicated recovery coach and in-house workshops. We partner with many professional resources in our community and find the right local clinical program to build a recovery life for each resident that is heartfelt and purpose-driven. Our personalizing a program for each resident is our heartbeat.

 

SOBER LIFE

By rebuilding your life with care and serious thought, you may find a new recovery life that you love. Right Path's structured, trauma-informed, sober living is founded on the precept that recovery is both an adventure and a spiritual journey. Addiction is treatable and recovery really happens. We believe you can find your right path! We believe your recovery can be as spiritually engaging and as physically empowering as you want it to be. We believe you can find purpose that sustains you and a community that fully supports and understands you.

LOCATION

We are located in the beach town of Clinton, Connecticut, between New Haven's museums and New London's waterfront dining. We are surrounded by natural beauty and intriguing, inspiring amenities for the spirit, body and mind. Excellent and comprehensive clinical services are all nearby.

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Located one mile from Long Island Sound, Right Path in Clinton is for women only. Three miles to the gym, 1.5 miles to the yoga studio, 5 miles to the horse farm, 7 miles to Chatfield Hollow State Forest, 4 miles to Hammonasett's biking trails and beaches. 

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Surrounded by AA and NA 12-step meetings we are also 20 minutes to SMART Recovery, Refuge Recovery, and Bhuddist Recovery. 

We Partner With

SURROUNDING 
CLINICIANS
RECOVERY SERVICES OF
CONNECTICUT
WORK AND 
SCHOOL
CONNECTICUT COASTAL
RECOVERY COMMUNITY
OUR FAMILIES

FROM THE CLIENTS AND THE FAMILIES

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After rehab, in-home care, and/or extended care, we think sober living is the next logical step toward recovery life. From SAMHSA research, we offer the four pillars of recovery: (1) community, (some life skill support,) (2) mental and physical wellness; including membership at the gym and yoga studio, an emphasis on whole food in shared evening meals, and professional therapy delivered from the surrounding community, (3) finding purpose in work or school and (4) re-integrating into a re-structured family dynamic or a new home. We welcome those with or without a history of treatment and understand that a whole - person - healing is needed to allow sustainable recovery to begin.