Your Strategy Guru
A LIFE COACH coach has personal experience with addiction recovery and serves as a mentor. They provide guidance, support, and accountability in working through the Twelve Steps or other recovery programs. They are part of the life decision-making process.
Your Mental Health CFO
A therapist or counselor specializing in addiction and recovery will help address underlying issues, provide coping strategies, and facilitate emotional healing. They are part of the life decision-making process.
Your Health CEO
A medical professional, such as a primary care physician or addiction specialist, will oversee the individual's physical health, monitor medications, and provide guidance on any medical concerns related to recovery. They are part of the life decision-making process.
Your Ride or Die
A trusted family member who is understanding, supportive, and committed to the individual's recovery journey will serve as a sounding board and provide encouragement. They are part of the life decision-making process.
Your Wisdom Department
Life involves spiritual fulfillment, and a trusted spiritual advisor will offer guidance and faith-based support to help you discover meaning and purpose in the steps individuals take. These advisors are invaluable partners during major life decisions. They are part of the life decision-making process.
Your Fuel Consultant
A physical / nutrition expert, such as a personal trainer and nutritionist, will develop a healthy lifestyle, exercise routine, and nutrition plan that supports overall well-being.
Your Chief of Coin
A financial advisor will develop financial planning, budgeting, and rebuilding of financial stability after the challenges associated with addiction. They are part of the life decision-making process.
Your “Don’t Get Sued” Consultant
For individuals dealing with legal issues related to their addiction, the legal advisor will provide guidance, support, and assistance in navigating the legal system. They are part of the life decision-making process.
Your Passion Director
A mentor who shares an interest in a creative or recreational activity (e.g., art, music, sports) will provide a positive outlet, foster self-expression, and offer a sense of fulfillment outside of addiction.
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