A sober companion is an ally, a mentor, and engaged in their own recovery. They provide personalized support to individuals navigating early recovery, major life transitions, or situations that may present challenges to maintaining sobriety. This can be accomplished either in the home as a live-in arrangement, or as an off-site support.

Sober Companion services may include safe transport (to or from treatment), or wellness practices, providing support in developing healthy lifestyle habits that complement recovery, including self-care, mindfulness, movement, nutrition, and overall wellness planning. Examples include trauma-conscious yoga, sound therapy, and guided meditation.

Sober companion services can be beneficial for individuals who are newly sober, transitioning from treatment, traveling, attending high-risk events, experiencing relapse concerns, or seeking additional accountability and support at any point in their recovery.

Support is personalized to each client's unique needs, circumstances, and recovery goals, and may include:

• Relapse prevention planning and risk reduction

• Daily structure, accountability, and encouragement

• Emotional support and practical problem-solving

• Assistance navigating work, family, and social situations

• Goal setting

• Accompaniment to recovery meetings, therapy appointments, or community activities

• Safe transportation to or from treatment

• Building a healthy, balanced lifestyle that includes self-care, recreation, and fun 

• Wellness planning, which can include mindfulness practices, movement, nutrition, and stress management

• Coordination with treatment providers, families, and other members of the recovery team (when appropriate)

The length of service varies based on individual needs and goals. Some clients seek support for a specific event or short-term transition, while others benefit from ongoing companionship and accountability over a longer period of time.

Recovery coaching can help clients to overcome obstacles, develop healthy routines, and create a fulfilling life in recovery. It can provide encouragement, accountability, practical support, and guidance while helping clients identify and achieve their personal goals.  Unlike sober companionship, recovery coaching is done in sessions, most often remotely. 

Recovery coaching can benefit individuals in early recovery, those transitioning from treatment, people returning to work or family life, or anyone seeking additional support, accountability, and guidance in maintaining recovery and emotional wellness.

Practical recovery support may also include assistance with recovery monitoring devices.

Recovery coaching is solution-focused, action-oriented, and centered in the present. While therapists treat mental health conditions, recovery coaches provide practical support, accountability, motivation, and guidance as clients work toward recovery and wellness goals.

Recovery coaching often offers a greater level of accessibility and real-world support than a traditional weekly therapy model, helping clients navigate challenges as they arise in everyday life.

An intervention is a structured and planned process in which family, friends, and sometimes professionals come together in person to address an individual’s addiction. It is a carefully planned meeting where family and friends confront a loved one about their harmful behavior  to break through their denial and encourage them to accept immediate treatment.

An intervention is a carefully planned process that brings together loved ones to encourage a person struggling with addiction to accept help . Led by a neutral facilitator, an intervention creates a safe, structured opportunity for loved ones to express the impact of addiction with honesty and compassion. While the goal is immediate acceptance of treatment, the process also empowers family members to establish healthy boundaries and begin their own healing, regardless of the individual's decision.

Interventions may be planned with or without the individual's knowledge, depending on the circumstances and the recommendations of the intervention team. Whenever possible, an intervention is paired with a comprehensive treatment plan that allows for immediate admission to an appropriate treatment program, including transportation and coordination with the receiving facility.

Recovery consulting provides personalized guidance to help clients and families navigate the often complex recovery landscape with clarity. Our consulting services help coordinate the many moving parts of a recovery plan, including intervention facilitation, treatment recommendations, referrals, resource navigation, provider communication, appointment coordination, and transition planning. We also assist in identifying appropriate levels of care, developing individualized recovery strategies, advocating for client needs, and connecting clients with trusted community resources. The goal of our recovery consulting service is to simplify the process, reduce stress, and provide ongoing support to the client and family. 

Many Roads offers the following options to complement sober companion and recovery coaching services:

• Grief & loss as it relates to addiction

• Trauma conscious yoga

• Sound healing

• Mindfulness practices

Grief is often an unexpected part of recovery. Whether grieving the loss of a loved one, a relationship, health, identity, or a former way of life, healing takes time and support. Within the context of our recovery coaching and sober companion services, we provide compassionate, individualized guidance to help clients process loss as it relates to addiction. Through modalities such as trauma-conscious yoga, sound therapy, and other wellness-based practices, clients can often find healing. 

Within the context of our sober companion services, we offer trauma conscious yoga, a gentle, empowering approach to yoga that emphasizes safety, choice, and self-awareness. Designed to support nervous system regulation and emotional healing, these practices can help individuals reconnect with their bodies and emotions.

Within the context of our recovery coaching and sober companion services, sound therapy utilizes sound and vibration to promote relaxation, stress reduction, mindfulness, and emotional balance. Sessions may support overall wellness and complement a comprehensive recovery and self-care plan.

Our retreats and workshops offer opportunities for education, connection, personal growth, and wellness. Topics may include recovery, resilience, mindfulness, grief and loss, self-care, stress management, and holistic approaches to healing and well-being. If you are interested in our workshops, please reach out to us on our contact page, and we will notify you of upcoming events. 

Women face unique challenges in recovery, including issues of codependency, shame, relationship dynamics, trauma, grief and loss, body image concerns, and societal expectations.

Founded by two women in long-term recovery, we know firsthand the challenges that women face, therefore we are dedicated to helping women find their own path to lasting wellness. It’s what we have lived, and what we know.

Yes. While we are based in Scottsdale, Arizona, Many Roads provides services nationwide.

Yes. Many of our services including recovery consulting and recovery coaching can be provided virtually, allowing us to support clients wherever they are located.

With client consent, we collaborate with family members, therapists, treatment providers, case managers, physicians, and other professionals to help ensure continuity of care and a coordinated support system. Through our years of experience in the addiction and recovery field, we have developed an extensive network of trusted professionals and resources. We can help connect clients and families with the providers and services best suited to their unique needs.

No. Although Leeanne is a Registered Nurse, Many Roads does not provide medical or clinical treatment. We work alongside other licensed healthcare providers and treatment professionals to support a client's recovery.

Yes. Client privacy, discretion, and confidentiality are priorities for Many Roads. Personal information is never shared without written consent, except when required by law or when there is an immediate risk of harm to the client or others.

Absolutely. Recovery coaching can complement therapy, outpatient treatment, sober companionship, and other supportive modalities as part of a holistic approach to healing.

Because each client's needs are unique, pricing varies based on the type of service, level of support, duration of care, and travel requirements. Transparent pricing and service options are discussed during a confidential consultation. Please reach out via our contact page to discuss your particular needs.

Getting started is simple. CONTACT US  by phone, email, or through our contact form. Together, we'll discuss your needs, answer your questions, and explore the support options that may be right for you.