Structured Recovery Residence
With standard recovery elements that include daily transportation to 12 step meetings, state-of-the-art drug and alcohol testing, a living environment with 24-hour supervision, focused professional vocational support and access to licensed clinical providers, Clean Path Behavioral Health has unsurpassed support for individuals struggling with substance abuse issues (and their families as well).
What Sets Clean Path Behavioral Health Recovery Residence Apart?
In traditional recovery residence environments, clients are required to remain drug and alcohol free – but testing is only done when intoxication is suspected. At Clean Path, regular drug testing is required for all residents – so it’s very difficult to slip under the radar. Regular, scheduled drug testing makes residents less likely to attempt to conceal drug or alcohol use, because everyone is tested whether or not they raise suspicion.
Traditional recovery residence environment
s have house rules that all residents must follow. The on-site managers are often residents and not paid employees, however, which can cause a conflict of interest within the house. At Clean Path Behavioral Health, we have on-site employees keeping the residents accountable. Our staff is easy to get along with, but they aren’t there to be friends with the residents – their job is to keep everyone accountable.
In the case of a positive test result, or breaking house rules, traditional recovery residence environments often have a no-tolerance policy that can leave people on the street when they need help and support the most. At Clean Path Behavioral Health, we continue to work with clients and their families to provide recovery solutions.
Clean Path Behavioral Health provides clean, orderly housing and a structured environment for individuals looking to turn their lives around.
- Clean, orderly living
- Onsite 24-Hour Support Staff
- Vocational Support
Clean Path Behavioral Health is recognized by Orange County as a quality recovery residence provider. We are also active members of the Sober Living Network, California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources (CAARR), and are probation approved.