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The most important thing is to get well again
At Pathfinders our vision is to help women obtain a wonderful and abundant life of permanent sobriety by awakening their spirit.
After watching many years of my family struggle with being addicted to alcohol and drugs, in 1991, I found myself hopeless addicted to drugs. With a family member’s help, I was introduced to the fellowship of Narcotics Anonymous. My name is Rhonda Richardson, and I am a person in long term recovery. I have not found it necessary to use any drugs or alcohol since November 3, 1991. My desire is to help women addicted find that same path. My mission is to create a safe place for women coming out of treatment, coming through the court systems to acquire sobriety and maintain it through a path they have created and works for them.
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It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are. But it takes even more courage to go on despite who you really are
Rhonda Richardson
Founder
why choose us
Get up and go like there’s no tomorrow
Pathfinders program is structured to be governed by ethical practices and standards. Residents at Pathfinders have the right to expect ethical behavior from Pathfinders owner, director, management, and all staff. Following ethical practices protects all residents and staff from inappropriate interactions and behaviors.
Pathfinders aims to provide and maintain a tolerant, open-minded environment built upon honesty. Focusing on residents’ growth to include spiritual principles in a safe environment is our aim.
Every day brings new challenges and opportunities. Don’t miss out because you were afraid to try something different yesterday.
Elsa Verina
Recovering Alcoholic
our steps
Pathfinders believes in a 12-Step plus approach to obtaining sobriety.
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A supportive, structured, monitored, and accountable sober living environment free from drugs and alcohol.
02
Attendance at specific 12-step meetings within the residential community that are necessary to build an effective recovering community, who are willing and able to honestly support each other in the difficult task of recovery from addiction, mental health issues, and anti-social behaviors. These meetings include in-house 12-step meeting, 12 step book studies, and other in-depth studies as well as community house meetings.
03
Attendance at 12-step meetings outside of Pathfinders.
04
Working with a sponsor to guide you through the 12 steps and aid in your recovery.
05
Assistance in finding appropriate counseling or treatment for drug/alcohol addiction, mental health, and/or behavioral problems, if necessary, to get accurate information about addiction or mental health problems.
06
Working a recovery job to learn to be a responsible, self-supporting adult.
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Working closely with peers to learn to be accountable to themselves and others
08
Developing life skills that will enable each resident to lead a rewarding, drug, and alcohol-free life, via linkage to active involvement in the recovery community.
