A Structured Environment Designed for Healing.

After detox, you stay with us for a few weeks or more. Days have a steady shape: therapy, groups, real meals, sleep and time outside, with people who know your name.

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The living room at Path2 Recovery, with a high ceiling, two sofas, a fireplace and a window onto the garden

What it is

Time and space to heal what's underneath.

Stopping is the first step. Staying stopped means understanding why you drank or used, and building a life you don't need to escape from. That takes time, and it's hard to do while everyday life keeps pulling at you.

In residential care you live in a calm, home-like setting with support around the clock. You work with your own counselor, join small groups, and practice new skills every day.

A small group session around the dining table, with a whiteboard listing recovery goals

What's included

What your weeks here include.

  • One-on-one therapy

    Regular sessions with your own counselor, who knows your story.

  • Small groups

    Talk with people who understand, because they're living it too.

  • Skills for real life

    Handling cravings, stress, sleep and hard conversations.

  • Family program

    Updates and sessions for your family, with your permission.

  • Healthy routines

    Real meals, movement, sleep and time outside, every day.

  • Aftercare planning

    Outpatient care, meetings near home, and a person to call.

How we work

Approaches with research behind them.

Your counselor builds your plan from methods that are well studied, and adjusts it as you go.

A man talking with his counselor during a one-on-one session

Therapies

  • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
  • DBT skills
  • Motivational interviewing
  • Relapse prevention
  • Trauma-informed care
  • Family therapy
  • Introduction to 12-step and other support groups

Sample day

Days with a shape to them.

Early recovery goes better with a steady rhythm. Here is what a day can look like. Your team sets yours with you.

  1. Wake up and breakfast
  2. Morning group
  3. One-on-one with your counselor
  4. Lunch
  5. Skills session: sleep, stress, cravings
  6. Walk, gym, or quiet time
  7. Dinner
  8. Evening meeting
  9. Lights out

Where you'll stay

A home, not a hospital.

Meals at one long table, a shaded patio, and a backyard with room to breathe.

The dining room, with a long wooden table, six chairs and a garden window
The dining room
The covered patio, with a table and chairs looking out on a green garden
The patio
The backyard, with a brick patio and a fenced pool under palm trees
The backyard

Residential questions

What people ask about staying here.

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How long will I stay?
Residential care often lasts 30 to 90 days. You and your team set the length based on how you're doing, not a fixed number.
Can I keep my phone or keep working?
Phone rules are there to protect early recovery, and admissions will explain them before you arrive. Most people take time off work while they're here. You may qualify for job-protected leave under the FMLA; your HR team can tell you.
Can I have visitors?
Yes. Family is part of the plan, with visits and family sessions. Admissions will walk you through the schedule.
What happens when I leave?
You leave with an aftercare plan built together: outpatient care, meetings near home, and a person to call when it gets hard.

The next step

The next step is a phone call.

A real person answers, day or night. It's free and confidential, and you don't have to decide anything today.

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