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Advice from someone who understands your situation
Enhance the effectiveness of clinical care and treatment
Minimize mental health and substance abuse relapse
A more holistic treatment experience with recovery coaching
Modern’s unique approach to mental health support and substance use recovery combines the best in clinical treatment with input from a peer support specialist, also known as a recovery coach. Recovery coaching gives you:
Support
- When you need guidance and support, our recovery coaches are just a phone call or message away
Understanding
- A peer support specialist has lived experience in mental health and substance use recovery
Accountability
- Recovery coaching adds an extra layer of accountability to help you achieve your goals
Benefits of having a recovery coach
Partnering with a recovery coach provides experienced, dedicated support for sustained success while in treatment.
- 🌏 Real-World Application: Guidance to effectively apply treatment strategies in everyday life.
- 💚 Empathetic Understanding: Gain non-judgmental support from someone who’s experienced recovery firsthand.
- 💪 Support for Daily Stresses: Navigate life’s challenges with enhanced resilience and coping mechanisms.
- ⚠️ Proactive Crisis Management: Quickly identify and address potential crises to prevent mental health relapse.
(844) 949-3989
Dani Losee
Recovery Coach – Modern Recovery
What Is recovery coaching?
A recovery coach helps you transition from treatment to everyday life by providing support and guidance when you need it. They have overcome a similar situation to yours and want to support you.
Recovery coaching is a key component of all of Modern Recovery’s treatment programs. Whether you are undertaking an Online Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), Teen Therapy, or In-person Treatment.
Get Help NowA sober coach vs. addiction coach
A sober coach or addiction coach is a peer support specialist with advanced skills for working with people in substance abuse recovery. Most recovery coaches with this experience could fulfill either role, but there is a specific focus for each.
Sober Coaching
- Navigating social events
- Managing friends who still use
- Developing a relapse prevention plan
- Added support during high-risk times
- Reminding you why you got sober
Addiction Coaching
An addiction recovery coach or addiction life coach helps people in the active stage of addiction who want to stop their harmful drug use. Addiction coaches commonly work with people on:
- Building motivation to get clean
- Harm reduction
- Support with starting detox or inpatient treatment
- Communicating with family members
- Discussing treatment options
What do recovery coaches do?
- 📈 Develop a Tailored Recovery Plan: Your recovery coach will work with you to formulate a customized plan for mental health or substance abuse recovery. By setting clear and achievable goals, they aid in fostering your personal growth and forward progression.
- 🤝 Provide Consistent Support: Recovery coaches are dedicated to your long-term success. They stand by your side, helping you implement your recovery plans and tackle any challenges that arise, ensuring you always have the support you need.
- 💡 Offer Solutions and Guidance: Faced with obstacles? Your recovery coach is there to help, providing practical solutions and guidance. They specialize in addressing the real-life issues that can complicate recovery, making sure you feel supported every step of the way.
Learn more about our program & recovery coaches
(844) 949-3989
Ways a recovery coach can help
Mental Health – Learn techniques to optimize mental health, like mindfulness, healthy relationships, stress management, and coping skills.
Goal Setting – Set and achieve the short-term and long-term goals necessary to progress through recovery and build the life of your dreams.
Career & Education – Get help to complete job or school applications, prepare for interviews, build a resume, and decide what skills you need to succeed.
What is a peer support specialist?
Peer support specialist is the formal term for a recovery coach. A peer support specialist has lived experience dealing with and recovering from mental health issues and/or addiction & substance misuse. They have then undertaken additional training to support people struggling with these same issues.
Because of this unique perspective, recovery coaches and peer support specialists can provide types of support that can not be learned through standard professional clinical training.
Where can I find a recovery coach?
Our team at Modern Recovery Services includes several experienced recovery coaches. The emphasis that we place on the importance of peer support specialists is just one of the ways Modern Recovery is different from other mental health and substance abuse treatment programs.
