SOBER COMPANION SERVICES

WHAT IS SOBER COMPANION AND WHY ARE THEY CRITICAL TO IMPROVING RECOVERY OUTCOMES?

A sober companion is a trained professional who provides personalized support and guidance to individuals recovering from addiction, helping them maintain sobriety during critical moments in their lives. Whether you're transitioning from a rehabilitation center back to everyday life, attending a social event, traveling for work, or navigating stressful family situations, a sober companion can be an invaluable ally. These experts offer customizable 24/7 support, ensuring you have the encouragement and accountability needed to stay on track with your recovery goals. Discover how our sober companion services can empower you to live a fulfilling, sober life, no matter the challenges you face.

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Depending on the duration of one's substance abuse, the brain may be damaged. It can take a year or longer to heal its executive function. Executive function is the management system of the brain- a set of mental skills that include working memory, flexible thinking, impulse control, decision-making, and the ability to self-regulate emotions. We use these skills every day to manage our daily lives- to learn, work, focus on our goals, and make constructive decisions- taking into account consequences and our desired future. A sober companion helps supplement the brain's functioning during this healing process, helping a person in recovery make positive choices, emotionally regulate, and perform necessary tasks. 

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-Bridge the gap- help with the transition into treatment- cross-country or international move. Help with all logistics and create a safe environment to transition. (often people abusing substances need to leave unsafe environments. get them to safety while figure out logistics and tie up loose ends to transition into treatment.

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-On tour with musicians, on set with actors, on projects and mergers with CEOs, help people stay home to take care of their family... sober companions make recovery easier when one cannot enter residential treatment.

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