Please bring: clothes for one week, including both work and workout clothes, and laundry basket/detergent. Sports equipment, including helmet. Your resume. A week's worth of breakfast and lunch groceries. You can purchase dinner for 14 for the one night every two weeks that you'll cook (otherwise, your dinner is provided.) Use our linens/towels or bring your own. According to the individual situation, you may bring electronics - including laptops.

No alcohol-based toiletries.

No candles.  

No aerosols

We screen using both a 14-panel with

temperature including 72 hour ETG and breathylizing.

We also engage a lab (insurance covers it). 

• We travel to the horse farm to groom and bond with the horses. We don't ride, we do what is know as "ground" work. You'll learn what the horse thinks about on our visits. The horse is unencumbered by ego. He doesn't play games or have power trips. He just wants to know if he can trust you.  

• People often take riding lessons at their own cost at Westbrook Hunt Club and Rivendell Farm.

• Equine Therapy offered the Stable Ground

Every evening we gather for a family-like dinner that one of us prepares with love and care. If you have dietary restrictions, we try to handle them like a family would and make accommodations. Because we take turns cooking every night, it reduces your food budget. Please also note that residents who have work or therapy may miss dinner, but we'll save you a plate to heat up later. ​

12-Step workshops 

Recovery Coaching

Yoga/Gym Studio Membership

Time Management/Appointment Setting

Employment/education support 

Optional Neurofeedback

Sober Escort and Transportation (available at cost)

Coordinated Recreation (available at cost)

Equine

Art Experiences (included)

All professional clinical services are delivered in the community

Some weekend activities are at your cost.

• Once we have accepted you into the house and you have a move-in date, you may apply for financial aid. Sorry to say that we currently don't have financial aid available.

• We serve graduates of 30-, 60-, or 90-day programs. They enter our program able to live independently and harmoniously in a community sober living.

• We welcome women with varied treatment history, with co-occurring PTSD, depression and anxiety.

• We're not a clinical program but we're affiliated with Project Courage, Recovery Services, Mountainside, and High Watch for clinical support. 

• Right Path is surrounded by educational institutions within thirty minutes driving time or on the train line (35 minutes). Here are some links to the most commonly attended schools in our area: Free high school available for those under 21.​

• Southern Connecticut State University

• Yale University

• Gateway Community College

• Fusion Academy or online through the state of Connecticut

• Three Oaks Community College

• Albertus Magnus

• University of New Haven

• Middlesex Community College

• we can complete an intake over the phone with a scheduled phone appointment at 203-339-1191.

• once a phone interview is complete, we set up a deposit to hold the bed and set a date and time for arrival. 

• we would like you to know that most people are successful if they stay 6-12 months. 

• let you know what to expect, let us know your needs and circumstances.

• based on the clinical expertise of your current clinician, we will help set up your clinical plan prior to your arrival.

• Bikes are available free of charge.

• Please supply your own helmet.

• You can get to anywhere you need to go like the grocery, Clinton Crossing or the beach.

• Some of the activities do coat a little extra, but most are free, like biking and hiking!

• We invite you every weekend to join in the fun, but we understand you may have family or work constraints.

• We're a vacation spot in the middle of a natural treasure.

• There's already too much to list, while our house members are often busy coming up with new ones. 

• Bring hiking boots or good sneakers. A helmet.