Substance Abuse and Recovery
Most people who struggle with substance dependence or addiction, including compulsive behaviors, often feel lost and alone in their struggle. Many feel as though they are no longer in control of their lives and that they are not the person they used to be.
Individual substance dependence and addiction therapy can play a vital role in helping to free them from the control that a problematic substance or behavior has over them. Therapy offers a safe space to explore and understand the underlying causes and triggers of addiction.
At AiC, we have therapists who specialize in working with these complex issues. They are skilled at fostering a safe and trusting connection through honest dialogue about the problematic attachment the client has developed to their substance or behavior of choice. Our clinicians help clients process the emotions commonly associated with addiction, such as shame, guilt, and low self-esteem. Thought patterns, emotions, and past experiences all play a critical role in understanding and addressing addictive behaviors. Clients often find relief in having their experiences acknowledged and understood without judgment, which helps facilitate the development of effective, mutually agreed-on goals and meaningful, actionable recovery plans.
While the path to a more integrated life may look different for each client, the goal is always sustainable recovery and a healthier, more fulfilling life. Through substance dependence and addiction therapy, clients can cultivate a greater sense of agency, a stronger sense of self, more meaningful and stable relationships, and an improved ability to create and follow through on their life plans.
Molly Champagne, LCSW, CADC
Recovery Coaching
Personalized support for substance use recovery, accountability, and long-term change.
Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. Our recovery coaching programs, separate from other therapeutic offerings, are designed to support individuals and families as they navigate substance use concerns, early sobriety, sustained recovery, relapse prevention, and lifestyle change.
Through personalized coaching, practical skill-building, accountability, and support, we help clients build structure, strengthen coping tools, and create a recovery plan that fits real life.
Who We Support:
Individuals In Early Recovery
- Newly sober (0–12 months)
- Potentially transitioning from treatment or embarking on this journey on their own
- Seeking accountability and structure
- In need of trigger and craving management
- Looking to develop a robust set of skills, insight and momentum
Individuals In Sustained Recovery
- 1+ years sober
- Continued focus on preventing relapse
- Interest in strengthening recovery lifestyle
- Continued integration of one’s sober life and the “real world”
- Building purpose and fulfillment
Recovery Exploration
- Sober-curious individuals
- Questioning relationship with alcohol or substances
- Harm reduction goals
- Pre-treatment support
Recovery Foundations Program
Duration: 12 Weeks
Cost: $4200
This program is designed for individuals who are new to recovery or who have recently resumed their recovery journey after a sustained break.
Focus Areas:
- Recovery goal setting
- Trigger identification
- Craving management
- Daily recovery routines
- Accountability systems
- Relapse prevention planning
Includes:
- Weekly 60-minute coaching sessions
- Text/email support (from 8am-8pm)
- Recovery workbook
- Weekly action plans
- Progress tracking
- Care team coordination as appropriate
- 4 family/couple check-ins
Intensive Recovery Program
Duration: As Needed (Billed in 12 Week Blocks)
Cost: $5000
This program is designed for individuals who have recently completed a residential program or a PHP/IOP and would like support as they return to the stressors of work, school, families, etc.
Focus Areas (inclusive of Recovery Foundation Program focal points):
- Bridge the transition from structured treatment back to the “real world”
- Trigger identification and craving management
- Skills practice and application
- Relapse prevention and high-risk situation planning
- Strengthening support systems and recovery engagement
Includes:
- 2–3 coaching sessions weekly
- Daily accountability check-ins
- Crisis support protocols
- Recovery scheduling assistance (Example: identifying support groups in the area)
- Family communication coaching
- Care team coordination as appropriate
Executive Sobriety Coaching
Duration: 8 Weeks
Cost: $3500
This program is designed to help professionals, business owners, healthcare providers and other executives navigate balancing high-intensity work settings and their own self-care during their recovery journey
Focus Areas:
- Stress management
- Work-life balance
- Leadership under recovery
- Confidential accountability
- Performance optimization
Includes:
- Weekly 60-minute coaching sessions (flexible scheduling)
- Text/email support (from 8am-8pm)
- Strategic planning
- Recovery-performance integration
Family Recovery Coaching
Duration: 8 Weeks
Cost: $3200
This program is ideal for adults who care deeply about someone affected by substance use and want guidance on how to support recovery without sacrificing their own mental, emotional, and physical health (including but not limited to: spouses/partners, parents, adult children of those addicted, siblings, caregivers and/or grandparents).
Focus Areas:
- Healthy boundaries
- Communication skills
- Codependency education
- Family recovery planning
- Support system development
Includes:
- Weekly family sessions
- Educational resources
- Recovery communication tools
- Text/email support (from 8am-8pm)
Maintenance Support Program
Duration: 4 Weeks
Cost: $1000
This program is best for those who are in sustained recovery and would like a “tune-up”. It can also be used as a step-down plan from one of the above programs.
Ongoing Support Membership:
- Two coaching sessions per month
- Brief accountability messaging
- Goal reviews and progress updates
- Flexible support for maintaining momentum
Recovery Exploration Program
Duration: 4 Weeks
Cost: $1000
This program is designed for individuals who are questioning their relationship with substances and are uncertain of what path is best for them. Please note: the outcome of this program may not be sobriety as the program is tailored to one’s individual needs and personal goals.
Focus Areas:
- History and origin of substance use
- Lifestyle implications of use
- Readiness for change
- Personal substance use goals
- Support system assessment
Includes:
- 4 weekly sessions (60 minutes each)
- Email accountability
- Goal-setting workbook
- Digital worksheets and journal prompts
- End-of-program action plan