Short-term, full-availability support during the toughest transitions — first weeks out of treatment, a wedding, a funeral, a move, or a high-pressure work trip.
What a sober companion does
I stay close and fully available when recovery is most tested. You get steady, day-or-night support — discreet and professional — so you're not guessing your way through a hard stretch alone. This is real recovery work, not babysitting.
I'm not a substitute for medical or psychiatric care. Companion work often coordinates with your treatment team and family when that helps.
How it works
- In-person support for days or weeks
- Travel-ready, discreet, and professional
- Coordination with your treatment team and family
- Real recovery work, not babysitting
Companion work usually involves travel — out-of-state engagements, post-treatment transitions, weddings, funerals, work trips. I keep my schedule deliberately small so I can be fully available when needed.
What it costs
Companion work is priced by the day or week. Rates vary with intensity and travel. The 30-minute intro is always free, and I'll quote in plain dollars before we agree to anything.