SOBER COMPANION

Expert Companions to Help You Stay Sober

We Operate Around the World

Tailored For You

You can hire a Sober Companion or Sober Bodyguard, for a day, a week, or for as long as it takes, and BOTH are targeted on complete abstinence.

A Sober Companion works with a client who is willing to engage and actively participated in their recovery. A Sober Bodyguard is there to keep the person sober and drug free no matter what, even if they don’t want to be.

A Sober Companion works with a willing client, whereas the Sober Bodyguard works with an unwilling one. Sober Services are uniquely experienced to provide gender specific staff for both of these scenarios. When you engage us for our Sober Companions Services, you have absolute peace of mind that the person under our care is actively and positively working on their recovery. We use all the tools and techniques available to us to make sure that their recovery is not only on track, but also being actively reinforced and growing stronger on a daily basis.

Sober Body Guard

Operated like a discreet bodyguard whose duties are to ensure that whenever a situation with alcohol (or drugs) presents itself, we will preserver our client’s Safety, maintaining their recovery and helping them to make the right choices.

Progress After Rehab

After treatment clients often are unable to maintain their progress during their first few days outside of treatment. This return to home and work environments can be a difficult transition. That is why we provide encouragement and companionship during this crucial time.

Tailored For You

We match up your exact requirements with a trained Companion who can use various different tools from many different models of training to prevent a relapse.

Any Occasion

Sober Companions or Sober Bodyguards can be employed in any situation from any type of meeting or engagement such as seminar, award ceremony, visits to a lawyer, hospital appointments, family affairs, weddings etc

Fully Trained

The Sober Companions or Sober Bodyguards are trained to diffuse the anxiety that accompanies new sobriety. They are usually sober and drug free themselves, so they can present a role model and healthy conversation.