Pathways Women's Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Pathways Women's is a women's sober living home in West Jordan, Utah, in Salt Lake County. It sits on Eveningshade Drive and is run by Pathways Real Life Recovery, a Sandy-based behavioral health treatment provider.

A Women's Sober House on Eveningshade Drive

This sober living home in West Jordan houses women only, and that restriction shapes daily life in the house: shared bathrooms, group meetings and common areas stay single-gender, and the rules written for the house apply to one population instead of two competing sets of needs. West Jordan is a residential city on the west side of the Salt Lake Valley, close enough to Salt Lake City and Sandy that a car is helpful but not required for most errands.

Housing Inside a Treatment Continuum

Pathways Real Life Recovery treats sober living as one stage in a longer continuum of care. For a woman moving out of residential treatment, that structure means the people running her housing already have a working relationship with the clinical side, which can smooth a transition to outpatient counseling or a step back up if one becomes necessary.

West Jordan and the Salt Lake Valley

West Jordan is one of the largest cities in Salt Lake County, part of the dense residential belt on the valley's west side. Residents here have quick access to the rest of the Salt Lake City metro, including the outpatient providers, courts and employers clustered closer to the county seat. That reach matters for a woman rebuilding a job and a treatment schedule at the same time.

A Companion House for Men in Sandy

Pathways Real Life Recovery also runs a men's sober living home in Sandy, on the opposite side of the valley. The two houses share one operator and one set of policies, which keeps referrals and family communication simple when both a man and a woman in the same household are working a recovery plan.

Reaching Pathways Women's in West Jordan, Utah

Applications for this West Jordan sober house go through Pathways Real Life Recovery. Worthwhile questions include what the program costs weekly or monthly, whether staff live on site, how the house connects to the operator's outpatient services, and what is expected of residents during the day.