Painting Pathways Clubhouse empowers adults with mental health concerns by supporting recovery, building community, and providing hope.
Testimonials
"I have been a member here for 7 months. I am a person who can't get along with too many people at the same time. I used to leave as soon as I couldn't cope with people. I even lived in my car to escape.
This place has done wonders for me. It is the best place to go to get out of the house or if I need treatment. Without this place, I wouldn't feel like I belong anywhere. I love the employees here. They are all here to talk and to listen to us, which I like. They don't give up on us, which makes me feel needed." - R.G.
"When I first came to Painting Pathways Clubhouse, I was struggling with undiagnosed and untreated mental health concerns and drug addiction. Painting Pathways gave me a sense of purpose, and I wake up each morning looking forward to going to the Clubhouse. PPC gave me recovery, social skills, physical and mental health stability, routine, and hope for my future and success.
Through one-on-ones with recovery coaches and therapists, along with making friends, I feel like a part of a family. PPC changes lives and helps our friends conquer the multiple hurdles that life hands us. If they don't have the resource you need, they know which direction to send you to find help. From music group to art as therapy, even finding your hobbies and talents is possible. I am so grateful for PPC and everything they have to offer." - E.G.
“In 2014, I was diagnosed with type 2 bipolar disorder. I’ve battled with polysubstance abuse for much of my life. Today, I can say I am a recovered addict and alcoholic. I’ve learned that recovery isn’t about perfection - it’s about surrender. That’s why I stay connected to my recovery community - people who sharpen me, challenge me, and keep me accountable. And I try to do the same for others.” - P.B.
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Hours
Monday - Thursday |9AM- 4PM
Friday | 9AM-2PM
Contact Us
Address: 1226 Washington Street
Phone: (920) 652-9952
