Right Path Drug Rehabilitation Center

05/12/2025

Faheem Saleem and Muhammad Mustabeen (Founder, Right Path) presented a Shield of Guest of Honor to Miss Muqaddas for her efforts in bringing and supervising the BS Psychology (8th Semester) students from NUML University. Her dedication to guiding future psychologists and exposing them to real clinical settings is truly appreciated. 🌿

The students also received their Certificates of Participation for attending the workshop on Chemical Addiction & Its Treatment.

We’re grateful to Miss Muqaddas and her students for choosing Right Path as a learning platform and we wish them growth, confidence, and success in their future roles as mental health professionals.

05/12/2025

On 3rd December, 2025, Right Path Drug Rehabilitation & Psychological Center had the pleasure of hosting the BS Psychology (8th Semester) students from NUML University.
The students visited our facility to gain firsthand exposure to the clinical environment and to deepen their understanding of addiction treatment.

During the visit, they attended an exclusive workshop on Chemical Addiction and its Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches, conducted by our clinical team. The session covered the nature of chemical dependency, psychological factors contributing to relapse, and modern therapeutic strategies used at Right Path.

It was a meaningful exchange of knowledge, questions, and reflections. We always feel energized when young psychologists step into the field with curiosity and passion.

A heartfelt thank you to the visiting batch and their faculty for choosing Right Path as part of their academic learning journey. 🌿
We wish them all the best in their future endeavors as mental health professionals.

05/12/2025

27/11/2025

A Free Physical and Psychological Well-Being Camp was conducted at The Lambs of the Lord Church, Harbanspura, Lahore, by Right Path in collaboration with Afkar-e-Khalq Foundation.

The Christian community attended in large numbers, and the atmosphere was genuinely warm and welcoming. Our team offered free medical checkups, essential medicines, psychological assessments, individual counseling sessions, and awareness regarding drug addiction and mental health. The purpose was simple yet meaningful—bringing quality support directly to the community without barriers or hesitation.

We are deeply thankful to the church administration, the volunteers, and every individual who stepped forward to make this initiative impactful. Events like these remind us how powerful collective effort can be when it comes to serving humanity.

26/10/2025

On 23rd October, Mr. Muhammad Mustabeen, CEO of Right Path Drug Rehabilitation & Psychological Center, delivered an insightful lecture on Chemical Addiction Awareness at Govt. Degree College for Women, Rakh Chabeel Manawan, Lahore.

The session focused on helping students understand addiction as a psychological and behavioral health condition, not a moral weakness. It explored the emotional, biological, and social factors that lead to substance use, while also highlighting prevention, early intervention, and recovery support.

Students engaged actively throughout the session, asking thoughtful questions and reflecting on the impact of addiction on individuals, families, and communities. The lecture emphasized that awareness and empathy are key to breaking stigma and encouraging those struggling to seek help.

This event was part of Right Path’s mission to promote mental wellbeing, awareness, and recovery through education and collaboration.

21/10/2025

Team behind the Mental Wellbeing and Drug Addiction Awareness Camp held at Superior University (Gold Campus) on October 16–17, 2025.

From organizing awareness sessions and psychological assessments to providing counseling and guidance, every volunteer and professional in this picture played a vital role in spreading hope, understanding, and compassion.

Despite citywide challenges and management hurdles, the dedication, unity, and resilience of this team turned the event into a meaningful success. Together, we not only raised awareness but also opened conversations about recovery, emotional wellbeing, and self-awareness among students.