Sober Companion

A sober companion provides one-on-one support and guidance, either short-term or long-term. They offer encouragement, accountability, and practical assistance as clients transition back to everyday life. 

Transitioning home from treatment can be a challenging and vulnerable time your journey in recovery. It's a period filled with adjustments, potential triggers, and the need for ongoing support. This is where a sober companion becomes invaluable. 

At its core, recovery is connection. A sober companion embodies this principle, offering a compassionate presence and support.  

1. Personalized Support: Whether it's attending support group meetings together, assisting with daily routines, or simply being a listening ear, the sober companion is there every step of the way. 
2. Identifying Triggers: Early recovery is fraught with triggers. A sober companion provides invaluable assistance in identifying and navigating these triggers, offering coping strategies and alternative behaviors to help clients stay on track with their sobriety goals.
3. Building a Substance-Free Life: Recovery is not just about abstaining from substances; it's about building a fulfilling, substance-free life. A sober companion helps clients explore new hobbies, establish healthy routines, and cultivate positive relationships, laying the foundation for a fulfilling life in recovery.