Addiction Recovery Is Much More Than Rehab or Therapy
When most people think of recovery from addiction, they picture rehab or therapy. But what happens after treatment ends? When you're back in real life, facing triggers, stress, and responsibilities? That’s where addiction recovery services come in. These non-clinical supports help bridge the gap between treatment and sustainable, long-term sobriety.
In this article, we'll break down what addiction recovery services really are and help you decide if working with a sober companion or sober coach might be the right next step in your recovery journey.
Addiction recovery services are personalized, hands-on forms of support for people in early or ongoing recovery. Unlike clinical treatment (like therapy or inpatient rehab), these services are non-clinical, meaning they focus on daily structure, accountability, and real-world support.
These services include:
These services are especially helpful in the first 30 to 90 days after treatment but can be valuable at any stage of recovery.
A sober companion provides in-person, real-time support (often 24/7) during vulnerable or high-risk periods. Think of them as a steady, grounding presence who walks beside you during your day-to-day life while helping you stay accountable to your recovery.
Sober companions can:
These relationships are typically intensive and short-term (30, 60, or 90 days), making them ideal for those who need immediate, immersive recovery support.
A sober coach, also known as a recovery coach, provides strategic, goal-oriented support to help you maintain your sobriety and rebuild your life. Coaching can happen in person or virtually and is often scheduled weekly or daily.
A sober coach may help you:
Sober coaching is great for those who want long-term, sustainable guidance without needing a 24/7 presence.
Here’s a quick breakdown to help you decide which might be right for your recovery journey:
Some clients work with both; starting with a sober companion, then transitioning to a sober coach for continued support.
Recovery doesn’t end when rehab does. Many people relapse in the first few days or months after treatment, not because they lack willpower, but because they lack real-world tools and support.
Addiction recovery services like sober coaching and sober companioning offer:
They meet you where you are and walk with you from there.
At SOBRI Recovery, I offer high-touch, deeply personalized addiction recovery services for individuals who are serious about maintaining sobriety and rebuilding their lives.
I combine professional training within the mental health and substance use field with personal lived experience, bringing deep empathy and practical insight to every companion/coach relationship.
I offer:
I do not provide clinical treatment, but I do collaborate with your care team to support your journey in everyday life.
If you’re in early recovery or need extra support staying sober, addiction recovery services could be the missing link in your journey.
Reach out to SOBRI Recovery today to learn more about our sober companion and sober coaching programs.
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