Recovery Coach, sober companion, sober coach (rehab help provider), or addiction coach are all titles that represent the same job in the field of addiction. At Recovering Reality we provide one-on-one rehab help assistance to newly recovering individuals. 

 

Our goal is always to help the client maintain complete abstinence, or harm reduction from any addiction. We help our clients establish healthy daily habits and routines at home, or after finishing a program at a residential treatment center. Regulations usually do not exist for a sober coach (rehab help provider). 

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) can sometimes be a part of a complete medical or clinical team of professional(s), is often certified as a mental health professional, and always has vast experience in the field and can confidently work with clients on their own.

 

Searching for a sober coach (rehab help provider) when working with a client, their loved ones, or friends are established immediately. These could include a psychotherapeutic approach, 12-step or non-12 step strategy, other outside support groups, help establishing nutrition and fitness on a daily basis, medication therapy from a trusted professional, or even holistic clinics. 

 

The principal duty of our sober coach (rehab help provider) training is to ensure the recovering individual does not relapse, and learns how to live in healthy, sustainable and long-term recovery. They may be hired to provide on-call care, or to accompany the recovering addict during certain activities.

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) acts as an advocate for the newly recovering person and provides new approaches for its client to live free from addiction in their very own living environment. A sober coach (rehab help provider) either helps the addict out of the problematic environment of concealed stashes, or may search for hidden stashes in that environment, these efforts are to help prevent a relapse.

 

An engagement with a sober coach (rehab help provider) usually lasts 30 days, or longer depending on the level of care needed. The time needed to effect a meaningful change varies depending upon the client, co-occurring disorders, and living environment. 

 

Ethically, our sober coach (rehab help provider) presence in our client's lifetime will vary depending on our client’s ability to connect to new healthy behaviors with home life, work, and/or legal issues.  

 

Some sober coach (rehab help provider) employees work with their clients for many months or even years, and some offer only transportation services (for instance, to and from treatment facilities or sober living homes). The duties of a sober coach (rehab help provider) vary depending on the level of need, from simply helping the client remain alcohol and drug free while with them, to helping establish and set up a specific plan of recovery resources and relationships in their home and community.

 

Many sober coach (rehab help provider) workers are ex-addicts or alcoholics themselves and therefore are often hired in circumstances where a celebrity or musician cannot currently attend residential treatment, but needs to remain sober to complete a movie or recording project. They are also portrayed by some media outlets as "mature baby-sitters". Doctors may also refer to a sober coach (rehab help provider) as an "advocate" for musicians, along with other celebrities.

 

There are varying opinions among how a sober coach (rehab help provider) approaches the use of prescription drugs to minimize withdrawal, cravings or side effects of long-term narcotic and alcohol use. A sober coach (rehab help provider) is sometimes used like a substitute for residential addiction treatment along with other forms of drug rehabilitation. 

 

Dr. Ronald J. Hunsicker, ‘FACATA, National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers' president and chief executive officer, brought up an alternative viewpoint in mental health and addiction treatment programs. It has been recommended that a combined technique is effective, specially for men and women at elevated risk of relapse. Hunsicker's address on "The Challenges for Implementing Evidence-Based Practices in Addiction Treatment" suggested that a sober coach (rehab help provider) is able to help a patient properly transition from some heavily structured, secure environment into the world by which they failed to remain sober. 

 

Our passion at Recovering Reality is to assist our clients into living a healthy and active lifestyle of recovery. We're a team of professionals that will match the right sober coach (rehab help provider) with your personal needs relating to: 

 

Sober Transportation

 

Sober Companionship 

 

Nutrition Coaching 

 

Health Coaching 

 

Life Coaching

 

Relapse Prevention Specialists 

 

We provide the sober coach (rehab help provider) services you need to successfully achieve long-term sobriety. Our team is dedicated to helping you become the best version of yourself. Call us today for a consultation.

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) is an experience and expertise based service for people in recovery from alcohol, addictive drugs, codependency, or other addictive behaviors. A great sober coach (rehab help provider) will work with people with active addictions in addition to people already in recovery. Our sober coach (rehab help provider) program provides part-time support for those entering recovery that are looking for help navigating early recovery. 

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) spends time helping clients navigate potentially challenging events like: 

 

Going to work 

 

Attending business meetings

 

Special events 

 

Family gatherings

 

Providing encouragement

 

Providing wisdom

 

Providing responsibility and understanding through their own training and personal experiences in recovery

 

For several years, addiction treatment programs alongside support groups have functioned as the bedrock for a healthy and sustainable recovery. As wonderful as these programs can be, they are not always able to provide support in real-time. To fill in the gaps, a sober coach (rehab help provider) can be a wonderful asset to an individual's recovery process.

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) is someone who is certified and trained in addiction recovery, and also inspires people to live in a healthy and sober way of life. They show their clients how to navigate the barriers and challenges in recovery so that individuals are more likely to keep on course with their goals and prevent relapses.

 

If you are just starting your journey for recovery, a sober coach (rehab help provider) could be a great addition to your individual recovery. In this section, we will elaborate more on what a sober coach (rehab help provider) does at Recovering Reality, how we can help you and your family and where you can work with one of our experienced professionals.

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) is similar to other typical coaches; a Recovering Reality sober coach (rehab help provider) provides guidance and support while you begin your journey to recovery, and for as long as you desire the support. You'll generally begin working with a sober coach (rehab help provider) of ours once you have completed a drug and alcohol treatment program. The weeks and months that follow treatment are typically the most challenging; because you're still learning how to live your new life while managing triggers and temptations. 

 

The idea behind a sober coach (rehab help provider) is straightforward. This individual bridges the difference between your treatment program and your support groups. Treatment programs come to an end, and 12-step groups are not always available. The times in between are often when the most attention is needed, especially in early recovery.

 

Below are some of the ways that a sober coach (rehab help provider) can help in your recovery:

 

Learning the importance of eating a healthy diet

 

Regular exercise

 

Learning to rest and maintain a favorable attitude, self-care is critical

 

Create a healthy lifestyle. It is easier to make smart decisions when you are aware of how to live a healthy lifestyle, our sober coach (rehab help provider)ing will help you construct a sustainable and happy life.

 

Goal setting, short and long-term goals. It might have been a while since you last set goals for yourself. Setting goals enhances your vision for the future and brings hope and reasons to celebrate. 

 

Our sober coach (rehab help provider) will help you identify the special challenges in your life and the best approach to dealing with them. If these challenges are left untreated, it could be problematic for your recovery.

 

Our sober coach (rehab help provider) will also help you develop problem solving techniques. When you face challenges in your recovery and life, how do you plan on solving these? Your sober coach (rehab help provider) will teach you healthy, sustainable and effective ways to deal with these stressors. 

 

Building relationships can be hard for those in early recovery. Your sober coach (rehab help provider) will help and show you how to invest time and energy in developing the confidence to build a healthy relationship. Developing healthy relational connections with others is an important part of the healing process.

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) is an extremely helpful addition for the family unit, as well. Oftentimes the individual and the family are unaware of the commitment recovery requires of both the addict and the family members. Addiction is a process and it is not something that goes away after a short stay in treatment. Recovery from addiction is an ongoing process that requires consistency, patience and smart decisions.

 

Here are some of the ways that our sober coach (rehab help provider) can help the family unit:

 

Showing families great resources

 

Helping the process of reestablishing family ties

 

Assisting families in navigating the medical system

 

Identifying potentially detrimental behaviors like enabling and Co-dependency

 

Encouraging positive, and open ended communication

 

Educating people on the reality of addiction and recovery 

 

The good news is that the sober coach (rehab help provider) industry has expanded tremendously in recent years. It is steadily becoming easier to find a sober coach (rehab help provider) in your area. Some things to be aware of are that qualifications differ from state to state; therefore it is crucial to do your homework and find a sober coach (rehab help provider) that is truly qualified.

 

At Recovering Reality we provide a sober coach (rehab help provider) service to people across the nation. We serve clients via telehealth and online resources and we are open for everyone. We aim to always provide excellent support and guidance while helping you work to maintain your sobriety.

 

One of the biggest benefits of our sober coach (rehab help provider) program is that we provide support in real time. Should you be feeling emotionally triggered, then we are here for you. We will work to help you implement healthy recovery strategies that will only get stronger and more developed over time. When strengthened and developed over time, if you feel triggered, you'll have numerous strategies to use.

 

Some of the services we offer (aside from real-time assistance can be):

 

Daily check-ins (Day-to-day connection and coaching on recovery)

 

Goal setting and journals

 

Moving into decreased levels of care

 

Family coaching services (Exploration of local community resources)

 

Tele-monitoring services

 

Guidance on getting into the right support groups 

 

Accountability and support for complete abstinence from substances 

 

Establish healthy habits 

 

Assist the client in building tailor-made recovery strategies 

 

Recovering Reality provides sober coach (rehab help provider) services throughout the world through HIPAA compliant online telehealth technology

 

The good news is that you won’t need to disrupt your entire life to take advantage of our sober coach (rehab help provider) services. Contact Recovering Reality today to find out more about our sober coach (rehab help provider) program services, and how we can help you and your family transition in a healthy way from addiction treatment into a lifestyle of living sober.

 

A good sober coach (rehab help provider) is often in recovery themselves; therefore, a good sober coach (rehab help provider) understands what it takes to live in real sobriety. They will help you learn what appropriate places you can frequent; how to set healthy boundaries; help you determine realistic goals; show you how to manage your time; participate in sober activities; and teach you how to identify the root causes of unhealthy thinking and behaviors.

 

You can connect with your sober coach (rehab help provider) daily, or weekly. Our sober coach (rehab help provider) program is offered via:

 

Phone 

 

Zoom (Online)

 

If local through sober coach (rehab help provider) companionship 

 

Face-to-face meetings

 

The healing journey can be challenging. We will help you un-complicate it by helping you navigate the recovery process. Our mission is to entirely guide you in the right directions. 

 

Here is a common question we receive: What is the difference between a sober companion and a sober coach (rehab help provider)?

 

The quick answer is that sober companions, also called recovery companions are no different from a sober coach (rehab help provider). A sober coach (rehab help provider) is trained to help individuals be productive, healthy and optimistic members of the society while maintaining their sobriety. They can provide a "safe landing" after a treatment program has been completed and the accountability needed to walk out and retain what was learned in the treatment center. 

 

Confident and aware in their own recovery; a sober coach (rehab help provider) provides the needed help in challenging times, whether it be early recovery or during the regular events of life that could trigger a relapse. 

 

It is possible for our sober coach (rehab help provider) service to be onsite with our clients 24/7 for around-the-clock recovery assistance, whether the situation is a transition from a treatment program, business traveling or simply the demand for additional aid. In addition to that, we maintain open lines of communication with the whole support team to ensure the best level of care.

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider), also called recovery coach, offer experienced assistance in early stages of recovery and are meant for people who usually do not require around the clock companionship. One-on-one, a sober coach (rehab help provider) works with individuals until they are able to achieve a healthy lifestyle that is fulfilling and completely free from addiction with a tailor made and collaborative recovery care plan that can be accomplished by phone, online or onsite. The frequency of sessions will be different depending on what the individual desires. 

 

Specifically, a sober coach (rehab help provider) helps identify and address difficulties in the early stages of recovery and also helps individuals to establish short and long-term recovery goals to support sustainable recovery. They are doing this through a combination of coaching, educating, relationship building and problem solving techniques in addition to identifying resources and tasks that encourage the client into healthy recovery.

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) certainly has different roles, especially in the amount of time they are spending with the client. But they do offer experienced and professional support, as well as education in life skills, coping with complicated situations and strategic approaches towards relapse presentation; which are all essential to long-term victory in recovery. For further information on our sober coach (rehab help provider) services, call us or email, info@recoveringreality.com now!

 

With the new rise in addiction treatment appearing regularly in media outlets such as newspapers, TV, and magazines; lots of people are still curious as to what a sober coach (rehab help provider) is, and is hiring one a valuable investment? For years now, addiction treatment programs and support groups have functioned as the foundation of the recovery community. But a great sober coach (rehab help provider) has become a much needed new addition. 

 

The primary goal of a sober coach (rehab help provider) is to help keep you sober as you start out on your recovery journey after attending drug rehab or an intensive outpatient treatment program for those struggling with addiction. But is a sober coach (rehab help provider) worth the cost? 

 

The idea behind a sober coach (rehab help provider) is pretty straight forward: the role of a sober coach (rehab help provider) is to act as a bridge between formal treatment programs and the informal support  groups during recovery. Whilst drug and alcohol abuse and rehab programs have already proven to be extremely effective in equipping those people struggling with substance abuse disorders in their journey of recovery. These programs consistently come to an end, whereas working with a sober coach (rehab help provider) does not have to. 

 

How much does a sober coach (rehab help provider) cost? 

 

That depends on two main things: 

 

1.)  How much time they spend with you personally 

 

2.)  What their level of experience is 

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) can sometimes bill around $1,000 a day; however it depends on the level of care needed. The cost of addiction rehab can be a lot for most people, seeing how the expenses of a treatment program can rise quickly depending on the needs of the person; although drug and alcohol rehab is often a much needed first step in a person’s recovery journey. A sober coach (rehab help provider) can be a valuable investment as the individual leaves treatment and starts their journey of freedom and recovery. 

 

We truly believe that hiring a sober coach (rehab help provider) from Recovering Reality is well worth the cost! In the event that you have recently started your recovery after successfully completing a treatment program…give us a call today to maintain all of the hard work you have already been putting in! 

 

Contrary to 12-step sponsors and those in peer service groups who do not charge a fee for the services they provide, a sober coach (rehab help provider) is charging for their experience and skill set. Because this service has yet to be empirically validated, we are uncertain if insurance companies will ever cover the price of a sober coach (rehab help provider).

 

The cost of sober coach (rehab help provider) services vary, depending on the level of expertise, experience, services, and location. The price of a sober coach (rehab help provider) is far less than the price of a treatment program. The financial commitment for treatment for substance use disorder can be pricey, this can even be true for the individuals that have good insurance coverage. The expense of a sober coach (rehab help provider) is an added investment to ensure more qualified assistance for the client’s recovery journey.  

 

Your decision to work with a sober coach (rehab help provider) is purely personal. What if the benefits outweigh the expense, and increase the client’s success in sobriety? If you believe this is true, a sober coach (rehab help provider) is worth every penny.

 

Here are some helpful questions to ask yourself in the process of looking for a sober coach (rehab help provider):

 

Are your current relationships helping you establish a healthy recovery environment for yourself?

 

Will hiring a sober coach (rehab help provider) put a strain on you financially?

 

Do you believe you need outside help in avoiding triggers and staying sober in the face of your normal social life? 

 

Are you able to stay sober and navigate the daily responsibilities and activities of your life?

 

Do you frequent support groups (including Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous), have they worked in giving you the service you need for recovery?

 

In the explanation of what a sober coach (rehab help provider) is and what a sober coach (rehab help provider) does, two things have become apparent. The first is that a sober coach (rehab help provider) can be well worth the investment when it comes to providing support, and the responsibility of helping people struggling to remain sober and in recovery. A good sober coach (rehab help provider) will assist those struggling with substance use disorders continue professional support immediately after their formal treatment is finished. The second insight is seeing if the financial investment for your sober coach (rehab help provider) is worth it in your situation. 

 

The expense of a sober coach (rehab help provider) depends upon the level of care attention the client is in need of for their personal recovery. Both major questions addressed in this post had been, "What is a sober coach (rehab help provider)?" And "Is getting one worth the investment?" As the first question is relatively simple to answer, the second question may need some processing before you decide if a sober coach (rehab help provider) is right for you. 

 

Ultimately this is a personal decision about what’s best for your recovery. Working with a sober coach (rehab help provider) depends on what your needs in recovery are; your financial situation, and also how you learn to manage your own recovery. We are not here to answer these questions for you. We do hope that the information we’ve provided about a sober coach (rehab help provider) does help you determine whether or not getting one works for you; or your loved one. 

 

If you have remaining questions about what a sober coach (rehab help provider) is; and how to begin working with a sober coach (rehab help provider), do not hesitate to reach out and contact us today and we can help you navigate the decision of working with a sober coach (rehab help provider) or not. 

 

At Recovering Reality we aim to provide a comprehensive Sober Coach (Rehab Help) Program that helps individuals succeed and grow. A well rounded sober coach (rehab help provider) program uses a strength-based approach while placing an importance on improving everyday life, reaching goals for your future and learning to live with a spiritual connection to God or a higher power. 

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) can be a good addition to having a therapist, sober house manager and sponsor. A sober coach (rehab help provider) aims to be the mortar in between the bricks. Our sober coach (rehab help provider) service aims to assist in accountability that the recovery community and private practice therapist simply cannot provide. 

 

At Recovering Reality we are aware that there can be a list of challenges that prevent individuals from defining, joining and remaining in healthy environments. These hurdles are often internal, such as non motivation, not being spiritually fit, emotional turmoil, existing medical conditions, mental health diagnosis or even spiritual confusion. In addition there is often external barriers preventing them from meeting their responsibilities due to issues with housing, employment, nutrition, socialization and transportation.

 

Our goal is to assist our clients in overcoming these hurdles so that they can find and sustain recovery from addiction and mental health troubles. Our sober coach (rehab help provider) program can work around and in between currently scheduled events, for example treatment, therapy, AA meetings and personal obligations. We can schedule as much sober coach (rehab help provider) discussions as the individual desires per week. We aim to improve the recovery and treatment experience by strengthening existing treatment plans and the client’s existing strengths.

 

Finding a good treatment center for your loved one is only the beginning of the recovery process. Yes, your loved one is in a safe place and is getting the help they require. A sober coach (rehab help provider) at Recovering Reality ensures that your loved one will receive a full continuum of care, thus boosting their chances for long-term recovery.

 

Let us help you understand the difference between a sober coach (rehab help provider) and a sponsor? You survived detox and then invested a handful of months in a residential treatment center and you may have even lived in a sober house for a while before moving into your home. You most likely have a sponsor, maybe a therapist and you could be going to 12-step meetings. So, why a sober coach (rehab help provider) to keep you on the recovery path?

 

The early period of recovering from an addiction; especially for those who are experiencing this process for the first time, can be both physically and mentally challenging. It's most likely one of the greatest challenges you will have to overcome in your life. A sober coach (rehab help provider) provides much needed one-on-one assistance to those new to the recovery journey and our sober coach (rehab help provider) will help the client maintain freedom from alcohol and drugs while establishing healthy routines on the outside of the residential treatment facility.

 

In short, the primary role of a sober coach (rehab help provider) is to help and guide the recovering addict or alcoholic into long-term and sustainable recovery. That's a tall order for anyone, but a professional sober coach (rehab help provider) is often in long-term recovery actively participating in their own form of a recovery program. They're men and women that have already been exactly where you or your loved one might currently be; have felt what you are feeling and have found peace and strength in overcoming addiction.

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) is not the same as a 12-step sponsor. In reality, a sober coach (rehab help provider) may not adhere to the 12-step process and could use alternative methods. A sober coach (rehab help provider) will be on call 24/7 for counseling, if needed, in addition to be accessible for daily or weekly coaching calls or face-to-face meetings if this is what the client desires. They will help build your confidence, empower you to make the right decisions, help you with goal setting, work with you along with any existing support team for your recovery and hook you up to resources that will support you in your recovery journey. 

 

On top of that, a sober coach (rehab help provider) helps their clients build powerful life skills that can change how they deal with stress, sadness, and disappointment. Dealing with emotions and negative ways of thinking can be hard for many in recovery, but a sober coach (rehab help provider) works to build upon the knowledge and skills you learned in treatment. Once the path to recovery has begun, our sober coach (rehab help provider) aims to keep you steadily moving forward on the lifelong path of sobriety.

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) will stay by the client's side for the allotted amount of time, including flying with them from the location of their recovery facility in what is often called "safe passage" or maybe just accompanying the client to a function that they don’t feel confident in. Some recovering addicts have a sober coach (rehab help provider) live with them and attend to them daily. Every situation and every single recovery path is different; together the client and service provider decide on the best course of action.

 

In addition to accompanying you personally, a sober coach (rehab help provider) will make sure you remain in drug or alcohol-free environments. They may even drive you around, and can act as your “safe conscious” as well. 

 

Ideally, a sober coach (rehab help provider) will be a positive presence in the client's life. The client will increase in their capability to confront household, work, and legal issues without drastic issues occuring. In some instances a sober coach (rehab help provider) will stay with their clients for several months while some offer only transportation services (for instance, to and from treatment centers or sober living homes). The duties of a sober coach (rehab help provider) host a wide range of recovery services, from simply assisting the client to abstinence to acting as a resource in your client's community.

 

Are you wondering if having a sober coach (rehab help provider) is essential for long-term recovery? Have you or a loved one had experience with a sober coach (rehab help provider)? Traditionally, the treatment process of treating addictive behaviors involves physicians, therapists, and support groups. A lifeline for sustainable recovery from a substance use disorder is treatment from trained professionals that work with the client to create a plan of long-term recovery, and then helping the client implement this plan. 

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) is a newer addition to the treatment for addictive behaviors. This person may not be considered a licensed therapist or counselor, but a good sober coach (rehab help provider) does have credible training and certifications in the area of addiction treatment. A sober coach (rehab help provider) inspires and helps those in the early stages of recovery.

 

What exactly is a Sober Coach (Rehab Help)?

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) is similar to a life coach. Life coaches are individuals who help their clients change their mindsets and partner those new mindsets with action steps. The goals set by a sober coach (rehab help provider) are similar to the kinds of goals that life coaches give for an individuals' life and career.

 

The goals of a sober coach (rehab help provider) include:

 

Helping establish a feeling of responsibility in the person recovering by guiding the individual in the continuum of their treatment program. 

 

Providing experienced guidance and support to their clients in the early stages of recovery while coaching them into meeting the goals of their recovery plan.

 

Developing motivation in individuals with the goal of helping them remain in their treatment program

 

It’s rare that a sober coach (rehab help provider) provides formal treatment. A sober coach (rehab help provider) provides more of a formal integration into the continuum of care within the daily lifestyle of the client.

 

Some clients hire a live-in sober coach (rehab help provider) to assist in their recovery program. In this situation the sober coach (rehab help provider) will be with their client 24 hours/day. The sober coach (rehab help provider) helps provide motivation to attend treatment or therapy sessions; along with helping the individual stay away from drugs and alcohol. 

 

The sober coach (rehab help provider) can be seen as a needed motivator, encourager, and adviser for their clients in recovery. Getting a sober coach (rehab help provider) lessens the chances of a relapse.

 

Training for a Sober Coach (Rehab Help)

 

A sober coach (rehab help provider) can also be a therapist or other health care professional. However, most are not at this level of licensing. Be extremely careful about hiring a sober coach (rehab help provider) that has no formal training or certifications. There are multiple sober coach (rehab help provider) training programs available to provide the needed skill set and certifications.

 

Sober coach (rehab help) certifications do not come with formal permits, and there isn't a statewide licensing assessment like there are with therapists, psychologists, and medical doctors. A sober coach (rehab help provider) simply has the certification or training from the program they completed.

 

The available certifications for a sober coach (rehab help provider) vary in nature; but a good sober coach (rehab help provider) with a proven track record will be equipped with these abilities:

 

An understanding of addictive behavior and the neurobiology associated with addiction

 

Identifying, confronting and processing the resistance to treatment

 

Problem-solving, communication, and goal-setting strategies 

 

An empathetic skill set

 

Creativity and an ability to manage time 

 

Individuals who desire hiring a sober coach (rehab help provider) should ensure that the potential sober coach (rehab help provider) has the simple knowledge listed above. Keep in mind that a sober coach (rehab help provider) can be licensed in psychology, social work, or counseling as well. 

 

Research on the effectiveness of a Sober Coach (Rehab Help) 

 

There is an abundance of research on the efficacy during the treatment of all sorts of psychological disorders, including addictive behaviors. To date, no formal sober coach (rehab help provider) program has been evaluated by any sort of clinical research for its effectiveness. 

 

A good sober coach (rehab help provider) program will typically have a proven track record of helping individuals into healthy and sustainable recovery. Most people who hire a sober coach (rehab help provider) report a favorable experience. Typically a sober coach (rehab help provider) should not be a replacement for inpatient treatment services. 

 

Unless the sober coach (rehab help provider) has a graduate degree and state licensure in one of the following spots, sober coach (rehab help provider)es are not:

 

Therapists

 

Counselors

 

Physicians

 

Recovering Reality recommends a sober coach (rehab help provider) be used as a healthy transition for any segment of an empirically validated addiction treatment program. One broadly identified description of a sober coach (rehab help provider) is that the person functions similar to a personal trainer. A sober coach (rehab help provider) cannot lift weights and get in shape for his or her clients, but they can give their clients the aid and guidance to elevate themselves.

 

Some questions to think about before hiring a sober coach (rehab help provider) could be:

 

Do I have the finances to work with a good sober coach (rehab help provider)?

 

Do I have family members or friends that can provide some financial support on behalf of my recovery?

 

Am I attending support groups such as Narcotics Anonymous or Alcoholics Anonymous? 

 

Are the support groups helping me?

 

Do I have a sponsor in my immediate support system?

 

Have I built contacts in the support groups that I can count on outside of my current treatment?

 

Is my environment at home safe and free of substances?

 

These questions should help you process accurately if you need a sober coach (rehab help provider) or not? If you feel like hiring a sober coach (rehab help provider) would increase your chances of not returning to addiction, then please give Recovering Reality a call today! 

 

Professional coaches often need their clients to fill out a contract for particular periods and terms of service, started with a trial period of time to see if you and the sober coach (rehab help provider) is a good fit for your recovery journey. Look for organized sober coach (rehab help provider) programs that have formalized plans. Make certain that the sober coach (rehab help provider) encourages and makes you feel empowered!