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Join Our Sober Companion Roster

We keep a private roster of sober companions for families who need someone in the room: a flight home from treatment, a live-in stretch through the first weeks, or a period of daily, hands-on presence a remote coach cannot provide. This is separate from our Recovery Coaching programme — most companions could do that work too, but it asks something different: real time in a client’s daily life, often overnight, sometimes across state lines.

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What this work looks like

In person, not virtual. You may be in a client’s home, traveling with them, or staying with them through a transition.

Live-in stretches are common: several days to a few weeks, structured around the client’s own treatment plan.

Some assignments cross state lines, and some involve driving the client — both are things we ask about below so we only call you for work that fits.

We handle the family, the contract and the invoice. You focus on the client.

What we ask

Five years of continuous sobriety, and five years of direct experience doing this kind of work. This is a hard minimum — we built it into the roster itself, not just the job description.

If you are close but not there yet, apply anyway. We keep every application on file and are glad to hear from you again once you have the experience.

A background check, which we pay for, two references, and a short video call.

Honesty about where you will and will not travel, and whether you drive clients — this is what keeps us from calling you for work that does not fit.

Tell Us About Yourself

Five minutes. A real person reads every application, including the ones we have to decline today.

Availability
Your Credentials

Choose each certification or license you hold and enter its number exactly as printed on your certificate or license card. We confirm every one with the board that issued it. Add as many as you hold. None yet? Leave this blank: no credential is required.

Beyond Availability
A Little About You (optional)

Some families ask for a companion of the same gender, or one who speaks their language.

Your Other Work

Matching You With a Family (optional)

Your Résumé

Three References

People who have seen your work with clients, or know you from recovery: a name, how they know you, and a phone number or email for each. We only contact them once we are taking your application forward.

Reference 1

Reference 2

Reference 3

Reference Letters (optional)