A recovery coach is not one more therapist: it is someone who helps apply the plan in real life. The Noali directory brings together sober coaches, sober companions and recovery coaches, by country and language, with each listing checked before publication.
Listings show the role, declared training, languages, country, way of working (in person, remote, both) and how to get in touch. Noali checks each listing before publishing it, but does not certify practitioners: ask questions, and choose someone you feel you can trust.
Supports remotely or in sessions, on goals, habits and relapse prevention. Usually trained in coaching and addiction.
Present in person, sometimes for several days in a row, during high-risk periods: rehab discharge, travel, events. Often works with an agency.
A person themselves in recovery, trained in peer support. The bond of shared experience, within a framework.
Noali checked that the person exists, does this job and declares training. Noali does not assess the quality of the support: your meeting will tell.
Listing is free. You fill in your profile (role, training, languages, country, contact), Noali checks it, it is published. If you use Noali Pro, your clients can open their plan to you straight from the directory.
Each practitioner sets their own rates; they are not in the directory. Expect anything from a per-session fee for a coach to daily rates for an in-person sober companion.
Ask about training, experience, supervision, how they work with your care team, and what happens in case of relapse. A good practitioner answers these questions plainly.
Yes. Many first contacts come from families. The person concerned will then need to agree to be supported.
Create your account, answer a few questions, and Noali builds your first four weeks with you.
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