
A more personal, bespoke recovery experience
Recovery Coaching is one of the primary components of Suntra’s concierge recovery services. Our Recovery Coaches combine their own personal experiences in addiction and sobriety with extensive training and clinical certifications in a variety of therapeutic models.
We work with our clients to develop a personalized treatment plan, and set realistic, achievable goals for recovery. We help clients identify triggers and cope with cravings so they’re better equipped for successful long term sobriety.
Suntra delivers a more personal, bespoke recovery experience for discerning individuals who are ready for a sober lifestyle.

The benefits of Recovery Coaching
Suntra Modern Recovery Coaches help clients learn how to:


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A unique approach to recovery
At Suntra, we recognize that people with addiction have unique needs that aren’t always addressed by a dogmatic, one-size-fits-all approach to recovery.
We take the time to get to know our clients and find out what makes them tick. Then we work together to develop a therapeutic plan that addresses both the day-to-day challenges of sobriety and the deeper issues at the heart of their addiction.
For families experiencing a loved one’s addiction, we suggest our Recovery Coaching service for the individual and Family Recovery service for their loved ones.
The Suntra Guide to Recovery Coach Certifications
There are a number of Recovery Coach certifications available from accredited, reputable organizations. Here’s our guide to understanding the differences, features, and benefits of each.
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Dealing with a family member’s addiction for the first time is… a lot. When a loved one’s drinking or drug use is spiraling out of control, it’s hard to know what to do first. Who do you call? Where do you go to get the help your family needs?
Suntra Modern Recovery services were designed with first-time families in mind. We help family members make sense of the chaos, providing a space for families to vent, ask questions, and begin healing together.

Recovery Coaching FAQ
Recovery Coaching fees vary depending on the coach, the type of training and certification they’ve received, and the level of service they provide. Some Recovery Coaches charge by the hour, while others charge by the day, week, or month. Recovery Coaching services cost anywhere from $200 per session to $1500 a week or more, depending on the level of service provided, special considerations, or particular needs of the client.
Recovery Coaching is a concierge addiction service meant to provide support and guidance for motivated individuals that need a little help in their recovery. If you feel like you need support to achieve your recovery goals, a Recovery Coach may be a good option for you. Recovery Coaching is also an option for people who are not currently in treatment but want to explore recovery options and make positive changes in their lives.
Finally, keep in mind that Recovery Coaching is a premium service, meaning there is a financial commitment involved. The level of financial commitment depends on a number of factors, including the needs of the client, their family, health and mental health issues, and more.
Recovery coaching is different from therapy or counseling in that Coaching is goal-oriented and focuses on helping clients take action and complete measurable steps to achieve their goals, while therapists and counselors usually delve deeper into their clients’ emotional and psychological issues.
In other words, therapists help clients work through their mental and emotional issues, while Recovery Coaches deal with the practical and pragmatic side of addiction, helping clients successfully navigate the day-to-day challenges of early recovery.
Recovery Coaches help people who are affected by addiction and alcoholism. Recovery Coaching bridges the gaps between treatment providers, and takes a little of the pressure off of families, who often have been trying to help their loved ones for months or even years of active addiction. Recovery Coaches help their clients stay motivated and focused on their recovery goals, including:
- Goal setting
- Making (and keeping) doctor and psych appointments
- Choosing the right treatment providers
- Locating 12-step or other peer support meetings
- Developing a plan for maintaining sobriety
- Identifying potential triggers and learning how to cope with them
- Providing emotional support during the recovery process.
- Referrals to other recovery services or programs that can help with your recovery
