Recover Together!
Recovering alone is hard—we’re here to help. At Sober Path Recovery Homes we strive to provide a safe and supportive environment for men on their journey toward recovery. Our mission is to empower residents through comprehensive support and resources that promote lasting sobriety at affordable rates.
Take the Sober Path
Community
Structured Environment
Accommodations
Located in Williamstown, NJ, Sober Path Recovery Homes is Class F state-licensed premier stand-alone recovery housing for adult men who are continuing their journey through early recovery from substance use disorders. Enjoy support in our completely remodeled 8 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom farmhouse on 3 acres of land with ample parking and shopping nearby.
Accommodations
Structured Environment
Accommodations
Beautiful, new accommodations include:
•High-speed internet WiFi throughout the house
• 40-inch TVs with Hulu TV
• Full kitchen and laundry
• Beds, linens, dressers provided
• Ample storage space
• Public transportation, NJ Transit bus stop within walking distance
• Near many businesses that provide
entry-level work
• Large new deck overlooking field and woods for quiet meditation
Structured Environment
Structured Environment
Structured Environment
Our residents learn how to live and enjoy life without the use of mind/mood altering substances. Every man will have access to a supportive environment lead by an on-site house manager who will enforce accountability to themselves and the other housemates. Residents also have the option for accepted MAT: Naltrexone, Vivitrol, Sublocade (No sublingual suboxone or prescribed cannabis) under their doctor’s supervision.
The Family Unit
If a man in your family is looking to advance their journey toward recovery, we're here to help. You've been through a lot, and though we can't replace your family, we do strive to operate as a family unit every day—working towards a common goal of sobriety.
To ensure we maintain a safe environment of recovery, residents are required to perform random drug screens (including alcohol and fentanyl), attend self-help meetings (AA, NA, etc.) and abide by all house rules. We also encourage outpatient treatment. Our team can help connect residents with local providers that fit their specific needs. Let us know how we can help.