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Sober living isn’t just a place to stay—it’s a proven strategy for long-term recovery. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and​​ The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), recovery housing is linked to lower relapse rates, higher employment, and improved relationships. In fact, individuals in recovery homes had relapse rates of 31.3% compared to 64.8% in standard care after two years.

READ MORE ABOUT THE RESEARCH Recovery Research Institute – Housing Characteristics Study This study examined 49 sober living homes and found that residence characteristics—like peer support, house rules, and mutual help participation—were directly linked to: - Lower substance use - Higher employment - Reduced criminal justice involvement. It emphasized that structure and community norms are key predictors of success.

Why Sober Living Matters

Our structured sober house offers

More than a place to stay, we offer a supportive home where recovery is shared, trust is built, and lasting connections take root. We believe that "together we stay sober", structuring our day to embody community, work, and play.

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Through workshops, nightly dinners, and an in-house 12-step meeting we're fostering friendships, resilience and transformation. With our wrap-around clinical resources, at the horse farm, at the gym, or at the sound retreat, we lift up every aspect of life—physical, emotional, and social. Recovery becomes a process and way of life.

#1 When it matters, why choose Right Path House?

When Life Meets Recovery

  • Great are for work and 12-step (over one third our residents stay in town)

  • We bring the research on long-term recovery success to life.

  • Residents co-create personalized schedules with their coach—designed around work, IOP, or personal goals.

  • For those not yet working or in treatment during the day, we offer daily morning workshops to build rhythm and connection.

  • Devine Equine

  • Gym Membership

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#2 Recovering self-care

This is a Great Place to Add Back Faded Life Skills

From preparing meals to showing up for coaching or job interviews, residents practice self-leadership in a supportive environment that encourages ownership and integrity.

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#3 Peer support heals

Because No One Learns in a Vacuum

In community, recovery deepens. Shared dinners, workshops, and outings foster honest relationships—and a sense that you’re not alone anymore.

#4 Tools for healing 

Where Staying Sober Is More Than a Rule, It is a Way of Living


Access to trauma-informed practices like neurofeedback, EMDR, equine experiences, and creative wellness workshops support both emotional and neurological recovery. Oh, and giving belly scratches to our current guest dog, Gracie.

#5 the people to help you transition

Face Life Sober Without Addiction's Extreme Emotions, Bravado, or Hiding

We don’t just help you stay sober—we help you, along with your therapist and sponsor, build a life you’re proud of. When you’re ready, we’ll help you transition into school, work, or independent living with clarity born of confidence and support.

#6 Amazing Location

Nearly Half of Our Out-of-State Guests Never Leave Our Area Because They Love it Here

  • Near both a state beach park, numerous rivers, and town beaches

  • Short drive to numerous hiking and running trails

  • Rich in number of diverse jobs, community colleges, and colleges 

  • Walk to the Madison train station or a short car ride to the Clinton train station where you can a hop on a train bound for New York, New Haven, Providence or Boston and all the towns and cities in between

  • Ubers and Lyfts readily available

  • Many museums, train/boat/trolley attractions, and theaters

The Benefits of reinventing yourself

Addiction thrives in isolation. Recovery thrives in connection. At Right Path, you’re not just living in a house—you’re joining a community. Shared dinners, peer-led workshops, weekend outings, and daily check-ins create a rhythm of belonging. You’ll be surrounded by people who understand your story, who will challenge you to grow, and who will celebrate your wins—big and small. This kind of connection isn’t just comforting—it’s transformative.

#1 A Community That Heals and Holds You

Jack in the pulpit found in woodlands with rich soil, on Right Path Sober House's Madison, Ct property

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On the beautiful Connecticut shore, we own and operate two gender-specific homes: a men's and a women's house in the shore towns of Clinton and Madison. In safe and comfortable sober houses, each offers a community where we get well and find purpose.

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​1. Assess each potential resident’s needs and determine whether the level of support available within the residence is appropriate. Provide assistance to the resident for referral in or outside of the residence.

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2. Value diversity and non-discrimination.

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3. Provide a safe, homelike environment that meets NARR Standards.

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4. Maintain an alcohol- and illicit-drug-free environment.

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5. Honor your right to choose your recovery paths within the parameters defined by the residence organization.

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6. Protect your privacy and personal rights.

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7. Provide consistent and uniformly applied rules.

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8. Provide for the health, safety and welfare of each resident.

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9. Address each resident fairly in all situations.

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10. Encourage you to sustain relationships with professionals, recovery support service providers and allies.

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11. Take appropriate action to stop intimidation, bullying, sexual harassment and/or otherwise threatening behavior of residents, staff and visitors within the residence.

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12. Take appropriate action to stop retribution, intimidation, or any negative consequences that could occur as the result of a grievance or complaint.

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13. Provide consistent, fair practices for drug testing that promote your recovery and the health and safety of the recovery environment and protect the privacy of resident information to the extent allowed by law.

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14. Provide an environment in which each resident’s recovery needs are the primary factors in all decision making.

 

15. Promote the residence with marketing or advertising that is supported by accurate, open and honest claims.

 

16. Decline taking an active role in the recovery plans of relatives, close friends, and/or business acquaintances who may apply to live in the recovery residence.

 

17. Sustain transparency in operational and financial decisions.

 

18. Maintain clear personal and professional boundaries.

 

19. Operate within the residence’s scope of service and within professional training and credentials.

 

20. Maintain an environment that promotes the peace and safety of the surrounding neighborhood and the community at large.

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