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New article name is Sober Companion

A Recovery Companion, also known as Sober Companion or Sober Coach, is an option for individuals who need extra support and monitoring. Recovery Companions are available to assist clients with:

Transitioning out of residential treatment back to home or sober living
Cleaning out home or apartment of any unsafe items and substances
Daily activities such as getting to appointments, 12-step meetings, CASTcase management meetings, health & fitness, etc.
Daily drug and alcohol testing
Medication management
Self reliance and healthy independence
Time management and scheduling
Budget planning
Integrating into local 12-Step community
Introductions to healthy peers
Creation of a recovery support network

Recovery Companions are available to work with clients full days, full nights, or extended periods of 24-hours a day. Companions may remain with a client for a number of weeks or months at a time, based on the need of the client as determined by the CAST clinical team.

The Recovery Companion acts as a life coach, challenging and supporting the client to make lifestyle changes, which can help in creating a better quality of life. CAST Recovery Companions are men and women who have had experience working in the treatment field and are able to share their own personal experience, strength, and hope.

Recovery Companions are a valuable asset to any client in early recovery, following a relapse, or in times of vulnerability. CAST companions help clients get connected to the recovery community and create a strong foundation for continued success.

References[edit]

1.*Owen Wilson's Sober Buddy May Help Him Snap Back, ABC News, September 17, 2007. Retrieved October 13, 2007.

External links[edit]

CAST Recovery [1]
Treatment4Addiction [2]

Categories: Drug rehabilitation| Addiction | Alcohol abuse | Life coaching