Sexual Behaviors and Addiction
Recovery Coaching
Welcome to Captstone's recovery coaching services. We are committed to helping individuals achieve and maintain long-term recovery from sexual addiction and other behavioral disorders.
We understand that the journey to recovery can be challenging, and we are here to guide and support our clients every step of the way. Our team of experienced recovery coaches are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to empower individuals toward a healthy and fulfilling life in recovery. Likewise, we take a collaborative and personalized approach to ensure that our clients receive the best possible care and support as they navigate through their recovery journey.
Whether you are just starting your recovery journey or have been in recovery for some time, we are here to help you achieve success and live your best life. Contact us today to learn more about our recovery coaching services and how we can support you in your journey.
Sexual Behaviors and Addiction
What is the difference between counseling and coaching?
Counseling may be more focused on what is wrong in the clients life and the counselor gives insight and direction for overcoming whatever it is that is wrong. Coaching, on the other hand, is not designed to be an “expert – non-expert” type of relationship. Coaching is more of a partnership. Our coaches get with the client to determine what the clients passions and goals are. They will then work together to determine what needs to be done to get from where the client is to where he / she desires to go. The coach's job is to help the client stay focused on their hopes and dreams. To ask them questions to help them figure out what changes need to take place for their dreams to become reality. The coaching relationship is very results oriented. Recovery coaching will also address maintaining long term recovery in practical ways.
Sexual Behaviors and Addiction
What does the coaching relationship look like?
The specifics will vary for each person, but typically the coach and the client will have one to five fairly brief telephone conversations a week. (The time will depend on exactly what needs to be accomplished in each conversation.) In addition to these scheduled phone calls, there may be e-mail contact on a regular basis to make sure that things are staying on track. Typically the day before a scheduled call the client will e-mail an activity report to the coach that will answer important questions.
Once the coach receives this information they can then begin the phone conversation already prepared to dive right in and get to work.
Coaching relationships can last anywhere from a few weeks to several years. Because it is a long term commitment clients commit to a set period time. Fees are based upon the number of sessions needed (usually charged to a credit card on the first of each month). A discount is available for those clients who prepay for multiple months at a time.
