203.339.1191
A Simple Conversation
Can Change Your DIRECTION
We know, we've been there. Sometimes the hardest part is the simplest.
Who We Serve, What To Bring, What If There Is A Relapse, Our Services, Our Add-Ons
WHO DO WE SERVE?
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Early sobriety support for persons who agree with 12-step in-person meetings, are willing to seek support from an individualized "wrap-around" clinical program, are transitioning from treatment or detox, and appreciate a structured, supportive environment that builds recovery routines, self-sustaining stability, and interdependence
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We do not serve adolescents, couples, or individuals seeking detox with residential rehab treatment.
SIMPLE and TRANSPARENT INTAKE PROCESS
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Call 203-339-1191 to discuss with us whether or not we'd be a fit for each other and if yes, great or if not, we'll share some of your options.
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We accept a non-refundable deposit of $500 to hold the bed and set a date and time for arrival.
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If your clinical program has not been arranged by your rehab, we will help you set up your clinical plan.
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Upon arrival, you will be asked to sign our agreement outlining house responsibilities, financial fees, length of stay expectations, and exit planning.
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Remember we are NOT a rehab or any kind of medical facility, so controlled substance(s) whether or not prescribed, are not accepted.
WHAT TO BRING TO SOBER LIVING
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Please bring: clothes for one week, including both work and (optional) workout clothes, and laundry basket/detergent. We have washing machines and dryers.
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Sports equipment, a bike if you'd like, including helmet.
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Your resume.
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A week's worth of breakfast and lunch groceries. Dinner is a shared event Monday through Saturday.
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Use our linens/towels or bring your own.
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According to the individual situation, you may bring electronics - including laptops - and your car.
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No alcohol-based toiletries.
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No candles.
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No aerosols.
WHAT SERVICES ARE OFFERED IN SOBER HOUSES?
Right Path House blends wrap around clinical insight, both certified coach and peer‑led one-to-one support, in-house meetings and environmental alignment to create a recovery‑centered home where women can stabilize, grow, and reconnect with themselves.
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Key differentiators:
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Walkable, safe shoreline town with immediate access to shops, cafés, beaches, groceries, and community
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Nature‑based recovery with daily access to trails, plus a huge number of shoreline amenities from museums to theatres
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Clear structure + autonomy (not rigid, not loose — a healthy middle)
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Warm, emotionally intelligent house culture
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Evidence‑informed routines (sleep, nutrition, movement, accountability)
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Beautiful, well‑maintained home designed for calm, clarity, and belonging​​
WHAT MAKES RIGHT PATH DIFFERENT?
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Walkable, safe shoreline town with immediate access to shops, cafés, beaches, groceries, and community
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Clear structure + autonomy (not rigid, not loose — a healthy middle)
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR PLAY - Nature‑based recovery with daily access to trails
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AMENITIES to add on from reiki to museums to theatres
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Warm, emotionally intelligent house culture
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Evidence‑informed routines (COMMUNITY BUILDING, wellness options, purposeful work opportunities, Safety and accountability)
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Beautiful, well‑maintained home designed for calm, clarity, and belonging​​
WHAT HAPPENS IF THERE IS A RELAPSE?
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​Relapse or rule violations trigger an immediate safety response: staff will prioritize stabilization, clinical and family consultation, and a plan for next steps.
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Responses range from clinical referrals, a new sober house, or a return to residential. If you are returning to us, together we'll structure your re‑entry plan. The goal is always to keep people engaged in recovery rather than punish.
WHAT SERVICES
CAN I EXPECT FROM OUR SOBER HOUSE?
Why do I need to have a curated experience? Satisfaction of self-direction, vary the level of support when necessary, and honor the "one-size-doesn't fit all."
SHARING DINNER
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings we gather for a meeting and family-like dinner that we take turns preparing with love and care. Saturday night dinners are pot-luck. If you have dietary restrictions, we handle them like any family would and make accommodations.
LENGTH OF STAY
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We require a 3 month minimum stay
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According to SAMSHA research, the most effective length of stay for sustainable recovery is 14.2 months
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Our average length of stay is 7.1 months
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, Albertus Magnus, Quinnipiack, Connecticut College, and Southern Connecticut State University.
COACHING
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Setting up a workable schedule
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Assistance finding a clinical fit
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Job hunting, job obtaining and job maintaining.
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Crisis help during an emotional day.
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Accountability for 12-step meeting attendance and step work
PAYMENTS
Payments are due every month. We use AUTOPAY and also accept Venmo, personal checks, cash, and credit card (with a 3.5% credit card fee). There is a non-refundable $300 administrative fee required for the first month.
TEST SERVICES
We screen using both a 14-panel with
temperature including 72 hour ETG.
Some, because of travel or legal issues, use breathylizing from "You Are Accountable", or "Soberlink" at their own expense.
PEER DRIVEN ACTIVITIES
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Biking and hiking
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Beach and town
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Join in one of the numerous fun activities-organize one yourself. We're located in a vacation spot
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Bring hiking boots or good sneakers and your own helmet.
Add On Services
Add‑on services are optional, supplemental supports that residents can choose based on their needs, goals, or preferences. They sit on top of the foundational program and create a more tailored, high‑touch experience. They often include things like individualized coaching, transportation, wellness sessions, neurofeedback, family support, or administrative help.
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They increase stability. Residents can fill gaps that would otherwise derail progress — like transportation, scheduling help, or extra accountability.
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They create personalization. Not everyone needs the same level of structure; add‑ons let people build the right amount of support.
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They reinforce dignity. Choosing services gives residents agency rather than forcing a one‑size‑fits‑all model.
CRAFTS
Zen and Crafts come together. We supply the materials. You supply the fun. Different from Art Therapy.
GYM MEMBER
Full-service gym, sauna and multiple class options
Travel with a sober Companion
Work or Family Obligations
family coaching
Family Coaching
SINGING BOWLS
Meditation and Tibetan Bowls come together
DEVINE EQUINE
On the ground as well as mounted lessons are available
Reiki
Ancient Healing Art to
Balance Chakras
NEURO
FEED
BACK
State of the Art
Loretta System
