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Sober Companionship

Sober Companionship

Our sober companions serve as support systems, mentors, and advocates to motivate and encourage clients through the first stretch of recovery.

The first year

Support for the first year of recovery

No matter how committed your loved one is to getting and staying sober, they are going to face an uphill battle in their first year of recovery. There is an almost constant “voice of addiction” chattering away in their head, and it is a battle for those new to recovery to turn down the volume on the voice they are hearing in their head.

At Clear Path Interventions, we offer sober companionship services to assist our clients during the recovery process. Our sober companions help serve as support systems, mentors, and advocates to motivate and encourage our clients. This role is an essential part of the post-treatment plan, and it works hand in hand with case management and the rest of our professional intervention services.

Our companions work to identify the early challenges of sobriety, triggers, barriers, and other blockages to create teachable moments to guide our clients on their path to recovery in the real world.
A personalized and compassionate approach, for all of the recovery process
The role

What is a sober companion?

A sober companion is an individual who works with our clients and their families to assist in creating a daily living plan in the real world for continued sobriety and lasting recovery. A sober companion works personally with each client to establish a healthy routine and develop a strong foundation for sobriety. Sober companions encourage and motivate clients along their journey.

We understand every client will have a different recovery journey. Sober companions are intended to assist as day-to-day companions and to be present so loneliness can be avoided, which can be particularly troubling in early recovery. This helps those in recovery to rebuild social skills and confidence that may have been lost during active addiction. We are here to help, and our team is eager to get to know you and learn how we can best serve you.

What's included

How sober companions help

Sober companions help in a number of tangible ways:

Preparing your home for living sober
Encouraging regular sleep, exercise and other wellness activities, plus planning a healthy diet
Assisting with transport to meetings and appointments
Fostering participation in recovery community activities
Building a daily schedule with daily practices
Developing a network of positive, sober-supportive people
Encouraging things that build self-esteem and feelings of achievement
Being there to talk with and share concerns with
Why it works

What day-to-day companionship builds

A routine that holds

A healthy routine and a strong foundation for sobriety, built personally with each client, one ordinary day at a time.

Loneliness avoided

A day-to-day companion who is simply present, so the isolation of early recovery never gets a foothold.

Confidence rebuilt

Social skills and confidence that may have been lost during active addiction come back through real practice in the real world.

A daily living plan

A practical plan for continued sobriety and lasting recovery, created with the client and their family together.

A family intervention for alcoholism or drug addiction is a process

An intervention for alcohol or drug addiction is a process and not just a one-time event. We work with each family individually to create a personalized plan that will assist them best on their loved one's road to recovery.

Understanding. Our first steps in the intervention process are to understand our clients' situation and recovery needs, so we can identify how to best provide support. A great deal of strategic planning and coaching occurs with the family prior to the actual intervention.

The Intervention. On the day of the intervention, we will meet at a pre-determined and neutral location. The client will be supported by participating family members and close friends.

Treatment Center. After the intervention meeting, we will notify the treatment center that your loved one has chosen to attend rehabilitation and will be starting immediately.

Sober Transport. During this part of the process, our last step is to make sure the client arrives at the treatment center safely, unless other arrangements have been determined prior. See our sober transport service for details.

Our relationship with treatment centers

Please be aware we are not marketers or recruiters for treatment centers, and that we do not receive compensation or incentives for referrals. Our selection and recommendation of a treatment center is based solely on the facility's match and fit with your loved one's needs.

The team at Clear Path Interventions are certified family interventionists, certified intervention professionals and recovery coaches. We also have a wealth of experience and guidance to share with you in selection of a sober living home and other after-care options down the road for your family member. We treat every situation with the same passion and level of care as if we were assisting a member of our own family. Meet the team on our interventionists page.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is a sober companion?

An individual who works with our clients and their families to create a daily living plan in the real world for continued sobriety and lasting recovery: a healthy routine, a strong foundation, and steady encouragement.

When does sober companionship help most?

In the first year of recovery, when the early challenges of sobriety, triggers, barriers and loneliness are strongest. A companion is present day to day so those moments become teachable, not dangerous.

How do we get started?

Call our experienced team at (850) 563-9776 for compassionate help. We provide free consultations and advice to every caller, and we will tell you honestly whether companionship fits your loved one's plan.

The next step

You don't have to figure this out alone. Call us tonight.

One confidential conversation with a professional interventionist. No pressure, no obligation. We'll help you find the right next step for your family.

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