Recovery Coaching
Peer recovery support services, also known as Recovery Coaching, help individuals gain a solid foundation through strength-based one-on-one support. Recovery or Sober Coaches help individuals in all aspects of their recovery program through accountability, relapse prevention, and positive lifestyle choices. If you would like help setting up recovery coaching for yourself or a loved one, please contact us by phone for immediate assistance. This is a necessary step in beginning the recovery process for yourself or a loved one. Our addiction treatment specialists and staff have over 25 years of experience in helping people find effective and affordable treatment for all addictions. What you tell us is completely confidential. We are HIPAA compliant. We are here to answer your questions and to get you (or a loved one) into treatment today. For immediate intake, call us now.
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Integrating a Recovery Coach into Your Recovery Process
Peer recovery coaches walk side by side with individuals seeking recovery from substance use disorders. They help people to create their own recovery plans, and develop their own recovery pathways. Recovery coaches provide many different types of support, including emotional, informational, and instrumental support. Recovery plans and other supports are customized and build on each individual’s strengths, needs, and recovery goals.
Adding a recovery coach to your recovery program will ensure accountability and can make a serious positive impact on rebuilding your relationships, family dynamic, and work-life. Sometimes we all need a little help in dealing with things from an outside-educated perspective while being supportive. This is one of the main goals of a recovery coach which can go hand in hand with recovery.
Adding a recovery coach to your recovery program will ensure accountability and can make a serious positive impact on rebuilding your relationships, family dynamic, and work-life. Sometimes we all need a little help in dealing with things from an outside-educated perspective while being supportive. This is one of the main goals of a recovery coach which can go hand in hand with recovery.
How to know if you need to get a recovery coach to maintain sobriety
Some people feel that they cannot take time out of their busy schedule to enroll in an inpatient treatment program. Recovery coaching can be a great alternative to conventional treatment programs. Some recovery coaches will stay at your residence and make sure that you are staying on track with your recovery goals, while others may only come for a set time period every day to help you work on your sobriety. Depending on the addiction and the level of care you feel you need will be the determining factor if a recovery coach is right for you.
Sober coaching has been proven to help those who have experienced one or more of the following pitfalls in previous recovery attempts or need additional support for life challenges.
*Facing the loss of a professional license *Have been to a treatment program several times
*Need more accountability and support
*Struggling with legal matters
*Custody matters
*Planning to return to college
What do recovery coaches actually do?
Recovery coaching helps family members and loved ones stay connected with your recovery process. Through your consent, family members, employers, licensing board members, school administrators, and probation officers can stay informed and involved in the process. Sobriety coaches incorporate drug and alcohol addiction support and practices, including but not limited to the following.
*Personal sober coaching, case management, and evaluations*Frequent phone contact and family support for you and designated family members
*Random drug or alcohol testing services to ensure sobriety is maintained
*Recovery compliance documentation
*One-on-one treatment programs
*Sober activity coaching
*Life skills training
Recovery coaching with family members
Substance abuse issues can have a devastating effect on family dynamics. Once a substance abuser has completed treatment for their addiction and handled their case, the family has yet to start the recovery process. Sometimes, years of abuse and family dynamic damage can make it hard for the family to accept that the addict is in recovery and trying to get better. Family members may still be struggling with difficulties related to :
*codependency*distrust
*anxiety
*stress
*powerless feelings
*deteriorated relationships
Family sessions with a recovery coach can include:
*Learning to set boundaries
*Relationship rebuilding
*Accountability
Virtual Consultations
Through virtual or in-person consultations and recovery coaching sessions with a counselor, family members can reach out for support and guidance to ensure a supportive environment for the recovering addict. Coaching sessions can help family members change their fear-based behaviors that may have developed during the addiction in response to the pain, disappointment, and trauma of living with someone with an addiction problem.How We Can Help
Recovery coaching offers another level of protection against relapse and will help the individual learn how to manage everyday life without the need for self-medicating. To be connected with a recovery coach in your area give us a call and we will connect you with a coach or coaches that can help. Getting treatment is the first step in recovery and a recovery coach can take your sobriety to the goal post ensuring you have done everything possible to maintain sobriety.
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Peer Supported Recovery
Specialized substance abuse programs
Outpatient
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Sources
Peer Supported Recovery
Specialized substance abuse programs
Outpatient
Samhsa
Erik Epp – Content Author
Summary
Service Type
Recovery Coaching: Home-Based One-on-One Addiction Treatment
Area
Locate a sober living coach in your area today
Description
Recovery coaching helps individuals gain a solid foundation through strength-based one-on-one support. Recovery or Sober coaches help individuals in all aspects of their recovery program through accountability, relapse prevention, and positive lifestyle choices.
