203.339.1191
ADMISSION
Who We Serve
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What to Bring
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Intake Process
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What to Expect In-House
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Length of Stay
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Shared Dinners
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Peer Driven Recreation
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Clinical Coordination
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Drug Testing & Safety
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Sound Bath
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Art Therapy
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Amenities
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Devine Equine
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Gym Membership at Coastline​​​
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Family Coach
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Transportation & Bikes
WHO WE SERVE
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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.
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We welcome those who are willing to go to a 12-step meeting every day.
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Occasionally we accept some people who may only have completed detox but have a long history of residential treatment.
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We welcome those with co-occurring PTSD, ADHD, depression and anxiety.
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We're not a clinical program but all of our clients are supported by an individualized "wrap-around" clinical program.
What to Bring. Intake Process.
What to Bring to Sober Living
Please bring: clothes for one week, including both work and workout clothes, and laundry basket/detergent. Sports equipment, a bike if you'd like, including helmet. Your resume. A week's worth of breakfast and lunch groceries. You'll purchase dinner depending how many are in the house for the one night every one-two weeks that you'll cook otherwise, your dinner is provided by your housemates. Use our linens/towels or bring your own. Ask what size your bed will be. According to the individual situation, you may bring electronics - including laptops.
No alcohol-based toiletries.
No candles.
No aerosols.
Cole the dog, Guest Dogs
AKC Chocolate Lab named Cole aced his classes toward becoming a therapy dog years ago. Well known for his tennis ball collection. He often hovers between couch potato and dog of action. Nearly always available for walks, snuggling and sleep overs.
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Guest Dogs are allowed. We accept only one at a time. They are accepted after the client has been with us for two weeks. The dog comes in on a one-week trial basis.
Intake Process
at Right Path House
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start by calling 203-339-1191.
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There are generally two interviews. The first one is with the intake coordinator and the second is with house members
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once the phone interviews are complete, we set up a deposit to hold the bed and set a date and time for arrival.
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during the second interview, you'll be able to speak directly to members of the house.
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based on the clinical expertise of your current clinician, and if it's not already completed by the rehab, we will help you set up your clinical plan prior to your arrival.
What to Expect at Right Path Sober Living
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Shared Dinners
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Peer-Driven Recreation
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One-To-One Coaching
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Drug Testing & Safety
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How to Pay
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Peer-Driven Activities
Length of Stay
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We require a 87 day minimum stay
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According to SAMSHA research, the most effective length of stay for sustainable recovery is at 14.2 months
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Our average length of stay is 7 months
Coaching
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Information to make big decisions.
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Setting up a schedule including finding a clinical fit
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Job hunting and maintaining.
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Crisis help during an emotional rollercoaster ride or a difficult day.
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Accountability for meeting attendance and step work
Test Services
We screen using both a 14-panel with
temperature including 72 hour ETG and breathylizing.
Work or School
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There is plenty of varied work or institutes of higher education
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three community colleges
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Yale, UNH, and Southern Connecticut State University.
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Payments
Payments are due every month. We use AUTOPAY and also accept Venmo, personal checks, cash, and credit card (with a 3.5% "convenience" charge). Depending on the room, the cost runs from 1850 to 2750. There is a non-refundable 250 administrative fee required for the first month.
How Shared Dinners Work
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.
Peer-Driven Activities
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Biking and hiking
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Always invitational to join in the fun- we're a vacation spot
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There's already too much to list, while our house members are often busy coming up with new ones.
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Bring hiking boots or good sneakers and your own helmet.
Amenities
at Right Path Sober Living
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Transportation
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Devine Equine​
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The Gym
Bikes
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You may bring your bike and store it in the garage/container or use one of ours.
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Please supply your own helmet.
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You can get to anywhere you need to go like the grocery, Clinton Crossing or the beach.
How Equine Works
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We travel to the horse farm to groom and bond with the horses. 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.
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Some choose to take riding lessons at Westbrook Hunt Club or Guilford Riding School.
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Equine Therapy is offered by Jody Rowell, LCSW, from "Stable Ground"
What to Expect- Outside the House at the Gym
Membership at Coastline Fitness is open to all house members. They offer Pilates, kick boxing, yoga, core training, barre and other classes in addition to their regular gym. There is also a sauna.
