Hany The Recovery Guy

Choosing a recovery coach is a personal decision, and it’s important to find someone you connect with. What makes me unique is my combination of personal experience, professional training, and genuine commitment to your success. Having been through the journey of struggle and transformation myself,I deeply understand the challenges you face. Combined with my professional training as a recovery coach, I offer a structured yet empathetic approach, tailored to your individual needs. My commitment to your journey, coupled with my unique insights and strategies, can help you build a fulfilling life in
recovery.

The key difference between a sponsor and me, as a recovery coach, lies in our roles and training. A sponsor, often found in 12-step programs, is someone who has successfully navigated recovery themselves and offers peer support. They guide sponsees through the steps based on their own experiences. As a recovery coach, I bring formal training and a broader focus to the table. My role is to help you set and achieve personal goals, develop coping strategies, and navigate life beyond addiction. While sponsors are essential to recovery and focus on the spiritual aspect of recovery, I provide a more comprehensive support system, including practical life, skills and resources.

The main difference between a recovery coach and a drug and alcohol counselor is the focus and scope of our roles. A counselor is a trained clinical professional who diagnoses and treats substance use disorders. They often provide therapy, develop treatment plans, and work in clinical settings. On the other hand, as a recovery coach, I don’t provide clinical treatment or diagnose conditions. My role is to support you in setting and achieving your recovery goals, developing life skills, and navigating the challenges of sobriety. I act as a guide and mentor, complementing the work of clinical professionals.