Recovery coaching
Recovery coaching for women, virtual statewide
Early recovery is loud. Coaching adds weekly structure between meetings and therapy so a plan survives a hard Tuesday.
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Who it is for
This is for you if…
- Women in early recovery with a sponsor or therapist already in place.
- Women rebuilding routines after treatment.
- Women returning to work, family, or church and unsure how to explain it.
- Women who want accountability that is honest rather than punitive.
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In the room
What a session looks like.
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A weekly 45-minute video call, held at the same time each week.
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We review what actually happened, then set two commitments for the next seven days.
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Faith practices are offered for those who want them, never imposed.
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For clarity
What this is not.
- Not treatment, detox, or crisis care.
- Not a replacement for meetings, a sponsor, or a therapist.
- Not confidentiality breaking. What you say stays in the session, within legal limits.
Not sure which side of the line you are on? Read the plain comparison or ask in your first message.
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Questions
Answered plainly.
Is recovery coaching a substitute for therapy?
No, and it is not meant to be. Coaching sits alongside clinical care and peer support. If you do not yet have a therapist or a recovery meeting, we will talk through what that support could look like before coaching begins.
Do I have to work a 12-step program?
No. The structure of your recovery is yours to choose. Coaching works with whatever support you already have, whether that is a 12-step group, a church recovery ministry, clinical care, or a combination.
Start with one conversation.
Send a request and you will hear back with available times, in person or online.