LADC-Operated Women's Housing — Quincy, MA
Supportive Housing Led by a Licensed Counselor
Steady Path Home is operated by a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) and Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) — bringing professional expertise to a private, substance-free home for women in Quincy, MA.
What LADC-Operated Housing Means in Practice
Most recovery residences are operated by people in recovery themselves — which has real value. Steady Path Home offers something different: a home shaped by the professional training of a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. That credential requires graduate-level education, supervised clinical hours, and a state licensing exam. It means the person running this home understands addiction, recovery, and the dynamics of shared living at a clinical level.
That doesn't mean Steady Path Home is a treatment facility. It isn't. No clinical services are provided on-site. Residents are responsible for their own outside support — therapy, meetings, medication management, whatever their recovery requires. What the LADC credential brings is a more thoughtfully structured environment: clear expectations, a grounded culture, and a founder who knows the difference between accountability and control.
The founder also holds an RYT-200 certification as a Registered Yoga Teacher. A weekly yoga class is available to all residents — optional, welcoming, and grounded in the same professional care that shapes everything else here.
The Credentials Behind the Home
Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC)
A Massachusetts state license requiring graduate-level education, supervised clinical hours, and a licensing examination. The LADC credential is held by addiction treatment professionals.
Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200)
A 200-hour yoga teacher certification from a Yoga Alliance-registered school. The foundation for the weekly yoga class available to all residents.
Private Shared Residence
Steady Path Home is a private-pay shared residence — not a licensed treatment facility. Residents rent a bed and live alongside other women committed to a substance-free lifestyle.
Multiple Pathways Honored
The LADC background means the founder understands that recovery looks different for everyone. 12-step, SMART Recovery, therapy, MAT — all are respected here.
Who This Home Is Right For
Steady Path Home is a good fit for women who want a substance-free residence shaped by genuine professional expertise — not just lived experience.
- Women who want a home operated by a credentialed professional
- Women in recovery who value structure without clinical oversight
- Families who want assurance that the home is professionally managed
- Women using multiple recovery pathways — 12-step, therapy, MAT, or others
- Women who want wellness practices like yoga integrated into daily life
- Women leaving treatment who want a thoughtfully run next step
More About Steady Path Home
Ready to Learn More?
Space is limited — 12 beds total. Reach out to start a conversation about whether Steady Path Home is the right fit for you or your loved one.