Pathway House - Mens Program

Brotherhood and Daily Routine Drive Stability

The program provides 24/7 supervised care, creating a safe environment rooted in accountability. Clients take part in weekly individual counseling and at least 16 hours of group therapy per week. The program typically lasts 90 days, which helps men embrace new, healthier behavior for coping, responsibility, and accountability. The men-only model helps foster a focused peer community where men can work through recovery alongside others facing similar challenges.

Structured Recovery Path

Programming emphasizes the final two phases of the Six Dimensions of care, including relapse and continued use potential and recovery environment. From the start, each client develops a relapse-prevention plan that addresses triggers, risks, and coping strategies to bolster long-term stability. Daily work includes Twelve Step study and assignments, attendance at community AA/NA meetings, and securing a sponsor. This combination of structured therapy and peer-based recovery traditions helps men strengthen both self-awareness and accountability.

Setting the Foundation for Stability and Independence After Treatment

Preparing men for life outside treatment is a critical part of the program. The program dedicates time for employment searches, school planning, or volunteer work, alongside therapy and relapse-prevention activities. By re-engaging with work, education, or service, men develop independence and practice recovery skills in real-world settings. Staff support clients in identifying goals, building routines, and finding safe and sober housing before discharge, so that re-establishing independence is stable and sustainable.