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Get discreet, real-world support from a trained professional in long-term recovery. We provide sober coaching and online recovery coaching to help you build structure, prevent relapse, and protect long-term sobriety—through in-home, virtual, and travel-based support nationwide.
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A sober coach (often considered a type of recovery coach) provides non-clinical, one-on-one support designed for real life—helping you follow through on the daily choices that protect sobriety. Coaching is practical, structured, and action-focused.
Need intensive, hands-on support? Explore 24/7 Sober Companion Services.
To discuss fit, contact us for a confidential consultation.
Coaching is not therapy and does not diagnose or treat mental health conditions. It is practical, supportive, and often works best alongside treatment, therapy, and recovery communities.
Addiction can impact anyone. We support people from all walks of life—CEOs, executives, athletes, blue-collar professionals, parents, and families—across big cities, small towns, and rural communities nationwide. Every coach we match has lived experience and long-term recovery, with years of professional coaching support.
These services overlap, but the right choice depends on risk level, structure needs, schedule, and your stage of recovery. If you’re not sure, we’ll recommend the appropriate level of support after a confidential consultation. Many clients start with 24/7 sober companion support during high-risk periods and then transition into sober coaching or online recovery coaching for long-term stability.
One-on-one accountability and lifestyle rebuild when you need structure, follow-through, and relapse prevention—without 24/7 coverage.
High-risk early recovery, major transitions, or situations where you need hands-on, real-time support—often 24/7.
Learn more on our Sober Companion page.
Clients who want consistent accountability with maximum flexibility—ideal for busy schedules, frequent travel, rural areas, privacy needs, or those who prefer virtual support.
For clinical needs (diagnosis, mental health treatment, medication management), we coordinate with licensed providers. Coaching is designed for real-world implementation and follow-through.
Our process is built for privacy, structure, and real-world accountability so clients can move from crisis to stability and long-term sobriety.
We start with a private conversation to understand the situation, identify risks, and determine the right level of support.
We build a practical plan and match you with a professional who fits your needs and stage of recovery.
We help you follow through day-to-day—building routines, navigating triggers, and creating stability.
We track progress, update the plan, and support long-term consistency as stability increases.
A sober coach (also known as a recovery coach) is a trained, non-clinical professional who provides personalized support, structure, and accountability for individuals navigating early recovery or long-term sobriety.
A sober companion typically provides more intensive, hands-on, real-time support—often 24/7 during high-risk periods or transitions. A sober coach usually works on a scheduled basis to build routines and long-term stability.
No. Recovery coaching is not therapy and does not replace a 12-step sponsor. It focuses on action steps, accountability, daily structure, and practical decision-making that supports sobriety.
Anyone who wants support changing their relationship with substances—newly sober, transitioning from rehab, rebuilding after relapse, or maintaining long-term recovery.
A sober companion may be appropriate if you need constant accountability and support during early recovery or high-risk situations. A coach is ideal when you’re stable enough to build routines with scheduled support.
No. Coaching meets you where you are—considering sobriety, newly sober, or already in recovery—helping you build a plan for stability.
Yes. Sober coaching is private and confidential. We work discreetly with individuals and families and understand the importance of protecting personal and professional reputations.
We do not accept insurance and operate as a private pay service. This allows highly personalized, flexible, and discreet support without insurance restrictions.
If you’re looking to hire a sober coach, we’ll help you choose the right level of support—confidentially and quickly.
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