Program Design

Pathway House programming is based on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. Throughout their stay, residents study and practice the steps. In addition, they attend community-based AA/NA meetings and obtain an AA/NA sponsor as part of their recovery plan. They are also expected to gain employment, volunteer work, or pursue educational goals. Group and individual sessions are required to address individual issues and needs.
The program structure at Pathway House utilizes the Six Dimensions to identify resident’s treatment goals. Pathway House provides transitional services specifically focusing on Dimension Five: Relapse and Continued Use Potential and Dimension Six: Recovery Environment. Each resident begins working on a relapse prevention plan upon admission and completes goals and objectives to improve their recovery environment at discharge. Areas typically addressed: 12-step assignments, acceptance, relapse triggers, plans to cope with triggers, healthy living and coping skills, co-occurring disorders, self defeating behaviors, medical and mental health needs, legal issues, and housing. All residents are expected to have a safe, sober place to live upon completion of
Pathway House.

Pathway House programming is based on the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Client’s study and practice the steps throughout their stay. In addition, clients attend
community-based AA/NA meetings and obtain an AA/NA sponsor as part of their
recovery plan. Clients can gain employment, volunteer, or pursue educational
goals. Group and individual sessions are required to address individual issues and
needs.

We offer programs covering:

  • 12 Steps
  • Dual Diagnosis
  • Alcohol Addiction
  • Opioid Addiction
  • Methamphetamine Addiction
  • Men’s Programs
  • Women’s Programs
  • Employment
  • Volunteering
  • Education
  • Internships