About this Recovery House
New Path Recovery is a men's sober living home in Norristown, Pennsylvania, in Montgomery County. It is one of roughly ten recovery houses run by New Path TMB, LLC, an operator that has worked with men leaving jails, hospitals and treatment programs across the Tri-State area since 1999.
A Men's Sober House on West Chestnut Street
This sober house in Norristown serves men exclusively, working from a twelve-step foundation built around Narcotics Anonymous principles. West Chestnut Street sits close to Norristown's downtown, the seat of Montgomery County government, putting the county courthouse and a concentration of outpatient providers within a short walk or a quick bus ride.
A Work-Based Structure at New Path Recovery
New Path TMB builds paid work into its recovery houses, connecting residents to jobs in painting, landscaping and other trades that also help sustain the houses themselves. That combination of a twelve-step framework and steady work gives a resident something concrete to do with the hours a sober house alone does not fill.
One of Roughly Ten New Path TMB Sober Houses
New Path Recovery is a single address within a larger network. New Path TMB has operated recovery housing since 1999 and now runs close to ten houses across the Tri-State region, which means a resident who needs a different house, for space or for fit, is asking an operator that already has other options within its own network.
Serving Lower Bucks and Montgomery County
New Path TMB describes its service area as Lower Bucks and Montgomery County, and Norristown, the county seat, sits at the center of that territory. The combination of court services, treatment providers and public transit based in Norristown makes it a natural hub for a network built around helping men transition out of institutions and back into steady work.
Reaching New Path TMB About This Norristown House
Admission to New Path Recovery goes through New Path TMB directly. Given the size of the network, it is worth asking how house rules, the work program and placement across the operator's roughly ten houses actually get decided.
People in recovery are not only free from drugs and alcohol, but they also find a sense of inner peace, increased self-esteem, and learn a new way to live life.At New Path sober house, we believe only you can save yourself; we are here to help guide you down the right path to a new life in recovery.
