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Substance-Free Living
A drug- and alcohol-free environment designed to protect the recovery of everyone in the home.
Sober Living in Houston, Texas
A stable home for the next chapter.
Structured, respectful sober living for adults who are committed to recovery, accountability and rebuilding an independent life.
✓ Drug & alcohol-free environment
✓ Clear house expectations
✓ Supportive peer community
A place to rebuild
Recovery thrives with structure.
We focus on a calm home environment, daily responsibility and progress toward long-term stability.
Safe
Substance-free home
Structured
Consistent expectations
Supportive
Peer accountability
Independent
Life-forward environment
Our Mission
More than a room. A place to move forward.
New Path Recovery Living is designed for adults who want a respectful, recovery-focused place to live while they build consistency in work, relationships, health and everyday life.
We are not a detox facility, medical provider or treatment center. Our role is to provide a stable sober living environment with clear expectations, accountability and community.
A Calm Place to Call Home
Comfort, greenery and a welcoming environment.
A peaceful residential setting can help residents focus on stability, responsibility and the next chapter of life.
What Residents Can Expect
A professional home environment built around stability.
Program details can be customized to match your actual house rules and operating model.
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House Structure
Simple, consistent expectations around curfew, chores, meetings, visitors and respect for shared spaces.
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Peer Accountability
Residents live alongside others working toward similar goals and are expected to support a healthy culture.
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Independent Living
Residents are encouraged to work, attend school, volunteer or pursue productive next steps in their recovery.
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Clean, Comfortable Home
Shared living areas are maintained with clear responsibilities so the home remains welcoming and orderly.
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Community Connections
Residents may be connected with outside recovery, employment and community resources when appropriate.
A Culture of Responsibility
Clear expectations create a stronger home.
Every resident contributes to the safety and stability of the household. Specific requirements should be reviewed during the admissions conversation.
✓ Remain free from alcohol and non-prescribed drugs
✓ Treat residents, staff and neighbors respectfully
✓ Follow curfew and overnight-pass policies
✓ Participate in chores and maintain personal space
✓ Follow testing and accountability requirements
✓ Work toward employment, education or recovery goals
Admissions
A simple, respectful process.
We want to understand the individual’s needs and determine whether the home is an appropriate fit.
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Call or Send an Inquiry
Contact admissions to ask about current availability, program expectations and next steps.
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Complete a Phone Screening
We review recovery goals, current circumstances and any factors that may affect placement.
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Review House Expectations
Residents receive clear information about fees, policies, testing, curfew and community standards.
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Coordinate Move-In
If the home is a good fit and space is available, admissions will coordinate the move-in process.
Professional Referrals
A responsive housing resource for your clients.
We welcome inquiries from treatment providers, hospitals, behavioral-health professionals, recovery coaches, case managers, probation/parole professionals, social workers, families and community organizations.
Contact us about a referral →Helpful information to have ready
- Desired move-in date
- Current recovery status
- Level of independence and transportation needs
- Employment, treatment or meeting schedule
- Any medication or accessibility considerations
- Best contact person for follow-up
Do not send confidential health information through this website form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions families and residents often ask.
These answers are intentionally general and should be updated to match your final written house policies.
Is this a treatment center or detox facility?
No. New Path Recovery Living provides recovery-oriented housing. It does not provide medical detoxification, clinical treatment, counseling or emergency medical services.
How long can someone stay?
Length of stay depends on the resident’s needs, compliance with house expectations, bed availability and the written residency agreement.
Are residents required to attend meetings?
Recovery participation expectations should be discussed during screening. Requirements may include recovery meetings, sponsor contact, outpatient treatment or another approved recovery plan.
Are medications allowed?
Medication policies vary. Applicants should disclose medications during the screening process so that the home can determine whether it can safely and lawfully accommodate the individual.
What should a resident bring?
Typical move-in items include clothing, toiletries, identification, prescribed medications, work or school items and any documents requested during admissions.
How do I check current availability?
Call admissions at 832-225-6949. Bed availability can change quickly, so direct contact is best.
Contact Admissions
Start with a confidential conversation.
Tell us who you are trying to help and the best way to reach you. Please do not submit medical records or highly sensitive health information through this form.
Emergency note:
This residence is not an emergency or crisis service. If someone is experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.