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VANCOUVER RECOVERY COACH

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A conversation that
actually goes somewhere

Private one-one recovery Support

Not Treatment.

No  Programs.

No Labels.

Start a private conversation — no pressure →

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Recovery Support in Vancouver for Visitors

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You don’t have to arrive alone.

If you’re in recovery — or starting to question your drinking or drug use — travel can shift things quickly.

New environment. Different routines. Too much space, or not enough.

It’s often not dramatic. Just a quiet sense of being slightly off, right at the start.

​I offer something simple:

Some people arrange this before they even book their trip.

Help with Drinking or Drug Use While Visiting Vancouver

Being in a new city can change routines quickly. If you’re noticing your drinking or drug use shifting while you’re in Vancouver, it helps to look at it early — before it turns into something bigger.

A real, face-to-face connection — right when you arrive.

Coffee. A walk. A conversation to help you get your bearings and feel steady before everything else begins.

This can be arranged before you travel.

What this support looks like

This isn’t a program or a formal intake.

It’s a direct, one-to-one connection with someone who understands recovery and knows the city.

  • A planned meet-up within your first day or two

  • A calm, grounded conversation

  • Space to think clearly before routines take over

  • Optional follow-up while you’re here

No pressure. No structure imposed. Just a steady presence when it matters most.

Why people reach out before they arrive

Travel has a way of interrupting even the strongest routines.

People don’t always talk about it, but the first couple of days in a new place can feel unsteady.

Plans shift. Time opens up. Social expectations change quickly.

Sometimes it’s tied to a specific trip, event, or work commitment.
Sometimes it’s just the transition itself.

People reach out because they don’t want to leave that moment to chance.

They want:

  • a point of contact

  • a bit of structure, without committing to a program

  • a way to stay grounded while everything around them is new

Sometimes one clear conversation at the right time changes the direction of an entire trip.

Planning a visit?

If you’d like to set something up before you arrive, we can keep it simple.

Start with a short call — and we’ll take it from there.

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