
What is a Recovery Companion?
Also known as Sober Companions, Recovery Agents, Sober Friends, Sober Buddies, and are trained professionals who provide support (mostly one-on-one) and guidance to people during the early stages of their recovery. We mainly assist clients gradually transition from treatment centers (controlled environments) into their day-to-day lives while developing healthy habits and implementing lifestyle changes. Our goal is to ensure that our clients maintain their sobriety during the early phases of the recovery process successfully without experiencing a relapse. We help guide people struggling with their addiction recovery to sustain long-term sobriety.
What Does a Sober Companion Do?
Provide emotional support.
Teach responsibility and accountability.
Relapse Prevention.
Help identify and get over triggers.
Travel with you to and from treatment center.
Accompany you to meetings (AA, NA, CA, and others).
Help you discover/explore various Pathways to Recovery.
Prepare you for Family functions/events (and go with you if you feel necessary).
Accompany you to weddings/parties/special events/business events.
Take you to doctor and therapy appointments.
Grocery shopping and running errands.
Help you get organized and establish a daily routine.
What a Sober Companion is NOT?
Doctor
Therapist
Clergy
