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Michele NS
I've been where you are. I thought I could do it all by myself. As soon as I got out of treatment I put those books they gave me on the shelf and threw away all those little drawings and crafts I made.
"Use the tools in your toolbox," they said.
But for some strange reason, I didn’t know how to use my toolbox when I went grocery shopping. The wine and booze aisles were larger than the produce section. And if I survived the supermarket I had to make it through the day without having wine delivered to my door. My will power alone couldn’t shield me from all the opportunities to relapse.
After many failed attempts at sobriety, I finally was able to stay sober. It’s easier staying sober than getting sober. It took time, and it took the help of other people who knew exactly what I was going through.
Some of us are sicker than others, and some of us need a bit more TLC and hand-holding to learn how to live a sober life on our own. Now more than ever, during this pandemic, it’s important that we don’t suffer in isolation.
Services
If you, your family member, friend, employee, or co-worker is suffering, I am here to help.
Sober Companion
Live with you 24/7 after Rehab
Prepare your living space for sobriety
Help recognize relapse warning signs
Accompany you to business/social events that can be stressful triggers
Sober Escort
From Treatment/Rehab to Home
To 12-Step Meetings, IOP, or Therapy
On Vacation or Business Trips
Recovery Coach
Promote Recovery
Remove Barriers to Sobriety
Connect to Recovery Support Services
Function as Your Liaison/Advocate
For Client Assessment OR Hiring me as your Sober Companion please contact:
