Are you in long-term recovery? Just beginning to explore a sober lifestyle? Find the motivation and build the momentum to keep changing, growing and creating the life you want with Connection™ coaching and accountability. Professional help and support is as close as your phone.
Recovery Coaching Q&A
How could Connection coaching help me?
Depending on your personal goals and needs, Connection coaching can be incredibly helpful. Here's how coaching can help you:
- Get started in a new direction – Are you sober curious but having trouble not using?
- Get support during a challenging time – Are you in long-term recovery but feeling the stress of a job change, divorce or other loss?
- Get re-energized to work your plan – Are you starting to feel bored or restless in your recovery?
Give us a call to discuss your needs and see if coaching would be a good fit.
Can my family be involved in Connection coaching?
Yes. There are two main ways for family members to be involved:
- A Connection participant can designate a family member to receive accountability updates and verification reports.
- Family members (spouse, parent, other loved one) can work with a Connection coach on their own recovery and/or well-being goals.
Do I have to be in recovery to participate in Connection coaching?
No, Connection coaching—especially brief intervention coaching—can help you with all kinds of challenges, not just recovery coaching. Because it's a short-term, focused approach, brief intervention coaching could be ideal if you:
- Need support navigating a transition (new job, divorce)
- Need a nudge and positive reinforcement to make a lifestyle change
- Need accountability to stay on track with a personal goal
Do I have to be a patient (or former patient) of Hazelden Betty Ford?
Connection coaching is open to all who need support. There's no need to have been a Hazelden Betty Ford patient to sign up for our coaching services.
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