Pathways Real Life Recovery

Emiko Miyasaki

Pathways completely changed my life! I am so grateful for Michelle and all of the other staff especially the staff in Glenwood. I would recomend Pathways to anyone who is struggling. I have my happiness and drive for life back thanks to them and I couldn't be more grateful! Michelle is such a wonderful and giving person and I feel blessed to have the oportunity to meet her.

Zachary Smith

I found Pathways by a total accident, but it turned out to be the best accident of my life. After having some repressed traumas surface, I reached out to them thinking it was a psychiatrist office, not a drug and alcohol treatment program. After meeting with Michelle and hearing how they focus on healing trauma to help with the substance abuse, I decided to do the residential therapy. That was a year ago and after doing the residential program and group therapy, Pathways has set me up with the skills to continue my journey of heading and growth. If it wasn't for the help I received as well as the caring and compassionate staff, I very well may not be here right now.

Jacques Garcia

I can’t say enough good things about this program. I’ve battled depression, anxiety, OCD and emotional regulation for most of my life. It wasn’t until 2020 that I recognized that I couldn’t do it on my own. I went to residential treatment for two months. It was the hardest thing that I’ve ever had to do for several reasons. I can’t speak enough about how great the clinical team and staff were there. Through one-on-one sessions, groups and activities, I learned a lot about myself and picked up a lot of good coping skills. After completing residential, I spent some time in IOP. The experience was similar. Through working with a therapist, a RS and groups, I felt myself growing. All and all, I spent about six months in the program and was sent out to take on the work with my new tools. It got tricky down the line, though, as the tools will always be there, but you have to have the ability to use them. It got away from me. After some personal issues, I ended back in residential treatment at the start of 2022. It was a fight for me. I was challenged in ways that I had never been before. I did find something in myself that gave me the confidence to keep pushing. I completed residential and moved on to IOP again. Things are different now. While they’re not perfect, I have acknowledged that it will always be a lot of work. I feel confident in the skills that I’ve learned and the tools that I’ve picked up. It took a lot of work for me and my treatment team to get there. If you’re looking for residential, this is the place. It’s comfortable, you get three good meals a day, the staff is great and are always on hand, you get a fair share of outdoor activities in a beautiful area to figure it out and most importantly, it gives you a safe place recover. I came to Pathways twice. It was hard to come back the second time because I felt like I failed after falling apart after my first journey. It wasn’t the end of the world. This speaks to how much trust, confidence and faith that I have in Michelle, her treatment team and staff. I am forever grateful to have been able to go on this journey with this team.

Ashton Holt

When Chelsey called me to set up an intake appointment, I was in a very low place. She got me into an appointment that day, and in that short phone call alone I felt so much genuine love and concern from her. During the intake, I was given even more love! I could tell that everyone I spoke with genuinely cared about me and my well being. They went above and beyond that day for me, and gave me hope and help that I desperately needed in that moment.