Frequently Asked Questions

Coaches create a warm, positive environment and listen intently to develop a close, personal relationship. An important benefit of recovery coaches is that most of them have their own experience in recovery so the bond you develop is different from the one you would typically form with a psychiatrist or therapist. 

Always strive to put a positive face and voice on recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction. Maintain high standards of conduct. Treat each other with dignity and respect. Report and remove yourself from any real or perceived conflict of interest. 

Impowers people to make the best decisions for themselves, and to achieve sustainable recovery.

It is proven that recovery coaches reduce the percentage of emergency visits, hospital visits are reduced, and the amount of increased sustainable recovery is dramatically improved.