Pasos Recovery Guest House

Set within a restored 1879 Victorian home in Scotland, Pasos Recovery Guest House is a sober living residence for medically stable adults with substance use disorder (SUD), designed to support ongoing recovery following residential treatment through structured, substance-free living. The setting is suited for individuals seeking a step between intensive treatment and fully independent living.

Building Stability Through Consistency

Care at Pasos is non-clinical and designed for adults who manage their own healthcare and recovery pathways. The residence emphasizes peer accountability and consistent daily routines that support sobriety. Residents are encouraged to engage with external support such as 12-Step or SMART Recovery, while optional, non-clinical practices like yoga, breathwork, and meditation may be available to support daily routines.

Supporting Reintegration Through Living

Residents are accommodated in private or shared rooms, with communal lounges and dining areas within a restored three-story Victorian property that retains original architectural features. A hospitality-based approach includes home-style meals and housekeeping. The surrounding area offers access to Duthie Park and the David Welch Winter Gardens, as well as riverside paths along the River Dee. Concierge-style assistance can help facilitate access to fitness facilities, education, volunteering, and community engagement.