This is very much a team effort. We work closely with each client’s treatment team, and every case is supported by a dedicated case manager. 

Our management team stays in daily contact with our companions to ensure consistency, accountability, and the highest level of care.

We focus not only on supporting a clinical treatment plan, but also on helping clients build a meaningful, balanced life. This often includes integrating them into both treatment communities and healthy recreational activities such as cooking classes, rock climbing, and other social outlets.

The goal is to establish a strong support network and help clients develop healthy routines and coping mechanisms for everyday life. By learning how to function independently and manage real-world challenges, clients are better equipped to prevent relapse.

Yes, we regularly work with clients experiencing a range of mental health conditions, whether that involves medication stabilization or helping them rebuild a structured daily routine after leaving a treatment facility.

We recognize that mental health clients have different needs than those dealing primarily with addiction. Because of this, our approach is tailored accordingly. 

We collaborate closely with each client’s clinical team, executing their treatment plan while adapting our day-to-day support to align with the specific goals and challenges of the individual. 

This often looks different from our work with addiction clients, particularly in how routines are established, how progress is measured, and how support is delivered.

We also have experience working with dual-diagnosis clients, where mental health and substance use challenges intersect, requiring a more integrated and nuanced approach.

Across all cases, we maintain consistent communication with the clinical team, providing detailed observations and updates to ensure the client is progressing and receiving the most effective care possible.

To learn more, please visit our mental health companions page.

This is a highly specialized service. We require a minimum of 10 hours per week with one of our coaches, though many clients need a greater level of structure, especially when transitioning out of rehab.

With addiction clients, our goal is to help establish a strong support network within the first 30, 60, and 90 days. As that foundation becomes more stable, our level of involvement typically decreases over time.

Mental health clients often require a longer duration of support, depending on their diagnosis and individual needs. For more detailed information, please visit our mental health companions page.

No, we are a coaching company. While we frequently work under clinical direction and collaborate closely with licensed professionals, we are not licensed medical providers ourselves.

That said, if attending a rehab facility is not an option, we can coordinate with clinical professionals who are able to deliver many of the same services typically offered in a rehab setting, but from the comfort of your home.

Yes. Active Recovery Companions provides a nationwide sober companion service, and our team can travel directly to you when needed. Whether you’re seeking daily one-on-one support, short-term transitional help, or a longer-term companion, we match you with a professional who fits your goals and your lifestyle.

Wherever you are in your recovery journey, you don’t have to walk it alone. Reach out, and we'll connect you with a sober companion or coach who can help you move forward with confidence.