Recovery Coaching
Clarity & Strategy During Life's Transitional Stages
What Does a Recovery Coach Do?
Life after treatment can be just as stressful and frustrating as before. However, in new sobriety, these stressors can also serve as triggers, potentially leading clients back to old habits they want to avoid. A recovery coach supports a client through life's everyday challenges, bringing clarity and strategy to a difficult time.
Whether returning to work or finding a new job, reconnecting with friends or family, establishing healthier routines, or outlining new goals, a recovery coach facilitates the actions necessary to aid individuals in remaining free from drugs, alcohol, and other self-harming behaviors. Cindy and her team are here to help whether you've just been discharged from residential treatment, are currently in a sober living or outpatient program, or are living independently and facing difficult transitions.
Support through everyday challenges and life transitions
Goal-setting and actionable steps for lasting change
Trigger identification and management strategies
Private, confidential one-hour sessions tailored to your needs
24/7 phone availability, 7 days a week
24/7 Support & Availability
Round-the-clock phone support ensures you're never alone during challenging moments of recovery.
Family Recovery Support
Coaching extends to partners, parents, and children to help families heal and adjust together.
1:1 Coaching Sessions
Private, confidential one-hour sessions customized to your stage of sobriety and personal goals.
How Does a Recovery Coach Support the Client?
Part of a recovery coach's role is facilitating positive change in the client's life. This happens through setting goals, outlining actionable steps, providing support, and strengthening necessary tools for a healthier mind and body. A Recovery Coach makes the difficult steps toward sobriety less stressful and more manageable, giving clients a better chance of lasting positive change.
Part of the work includes private and confidential one-hour sessions. Meeting locations are determined by the stage of sobriety and other issues the client is working toward in their life. Cindy is available by phone 24/7, 7 days a week to provide support whenever it's needed most.
Support through everyday challenges and life transitions
Goal-setting and actionable steps for lasting change
Trigger identification and management strategies
Private, confidential one-hour sessions tailored to your needs
24/7 phone availability, 7 days a week
Ready to Take the First Step?
We know how difficult the first step can be, but you're worth it. No inquiry is too big or small—we're here to listen to your needs and see if our recovery coaching services can support you on your path to wellness. All communication is confidential.