About Right Path House

Founded on personal experience. Driven by purpose. Dedicated to lasting recovery.

Our Mission

Recovery Beyond Sobriety

What We Believe

Recovery is defined not only by physical sobriety but by an improved quality of life. Every person who walks through our doors is offered the opportunity to create a new recovery lifestyle — one built on belonging, accountability, and transformation.

Our Story

Why Right Path Exists

Right Path House was founded in memory of MacKenzie Morley, who passed away at 27 from liver failure arising from addiction. She couldn't find a sober house that could accommodate her life and her recovery at a price she could afford. She left behind her 8-year-old son, Brodie, and a loving family.

Co-founder Lisa Ferguson, decades sober herself, had seen the benefits of sober living firsthand. She opened Right Path as a blend of affordability and quality — a gently structured sober living house that was reasonably priced, where real recovery could take root.

The Team

Who's Behind Right Path

When you call, you get us — not a call center.

Lisa Ferguson

Co-Founder & Executive Director

Decades sober, Lisa brings personal recovery experience, an MS degree, and a deep passion for helping others rebuild their lives. She is an owner-operator who is personally involved in every resident's journey.

Rob Schiffer

Co-Founder

Rob works alongside Lisa and the team to provide hands-on support, structure, and guidance to residents every step of the way.

Our Values

What Sets Us Apart

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Community

Family-style dinners, shared accountability, and a culture where everyone — staff and residents — is invested in recovery.

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Purpose

We believe work builds self-esteem. Residents maintain a 30–40 hour weekly commitment through jobs, school, or volunteering.

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Gentle Structure

Enough structure to keep you on track, enough freedom to rebuild your independence and confidence.

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Affordability

Quality sober living shouldn't break the bank. We keep costs reasonable so recovery is accessible.