Recovery coaching
A good recovery coach is someone who is in recovery themselves;
therefore, a recovery coach
- understands what it takes to get sober
- sets appropriate and healthy boundaries
- helps clients determine realistic goals
- assists clients with time management
- finds sober activities
- helps clients identify triggers.
is strength-based support for persons with addictions or in recovery from alcohol, drugs, codependency, or other destructive behaviors.
- are available hourly, daily, and numerous days per week. Our coaching is offered online, or through face-to-face meetings.
- enjoy working with persons with active addictions as well as persons already in recovery.
- can also provide part-time support for people entering recovery who are looking for help navigating early recovery.
- spend time helping clients work through potentially challenging events such as: going to work, attending business meetings, special events, family gatherings, etc. while providing encouragement, accountability, insight, and understanding through their own personal experiences of recovery.
Recovery coaches