Frequently Asked Questions

Concierge recovery support is high-touch, non-clinical support that helps individuals and families integrate recovery into real-world life after treatment. It bridges the gap between treatment insights and daily life, providing structured accountability that fits demanding adult life.

This serves three groups:

• —Individuals after treatment who need structured accountability
• —Families seeking clarity on how to support without enabling
• —Organizations building peer workforce programs

No. These are non-clinical recovery support services. They do not constitute medical, clinical, therapeutic, or legal advice. Services are designed to complement, not replace, professional treatment.

For individuals: Virtual or in-person sessions (Boston area). Frequency based on your needs—weekly intensive or maintenance check-ins. Between-session support available via text or phone.

Yes, with your permission. I work alongside your therapist, psychiatrist, or treatment team—not instead of them. Complementary support, not competing approaches.

Family coordination is available with your explicit consent. This includes education and alignment for family members, moving from confusion to clarity.

Pricing varies depending on whether support is provided for an individual, a family, or an organization, as well as the level and duration of support required.

For individual concierge recovery support, typical monthly engagement ranges from $1,500 to $3,000.

More intensive or executive-level support, as well as family and organizational engagements, are scoped based on complexity, coordination needs, and objectives, and are discussed during an initial confidential conversation.

There is no obligation to move forward after the first discussion, and all inquiries are handled privately.

Only accepting out of pocket payments.

Actual cost depends on:

• —Frequency of sessions and check-ins
• —Crisis support needs and availability
• —Family coordination involvement
• —Duration and intensity of engagement

Yes. All client information is treated with the highest level of confidentiality. Nothing is shared with employers, family, clinicians, or anyone else without your explicit consent.

Any coordination with family members or clinical teams happens ONLY with your explicit consent. You control what is shared and with whom.

All personal and case-specific information remains confidential. No information is shared with clinicians, family members, or referral partners without explicit client consent.

Schedule a confidential discovery call. We'll discuss your specific situation, what you're looking for, and whether this is a good fit. No pressure. No obligation. Fully confidential.

A 30-45 minute conversation to understand where you are in your recovery. No judgment, no sales pitch—just an honest conversation about what you need.

This is recovery support, not emergency intervention. If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, contact:

• —988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
• —SAMHSA: 1-800-662-4357
• —Local emergency services

Based in Boston, MA. Services available in-person (Greater Boston Area) or virtually (serving clients globally).

Integration infrastructure consulting focused on peer workforce retention: workforce assessment, training and development, and implementation support. Also engagement training and facilitation: TACT and Missing Engagement training, facilitated community rooms, Leadership Labs for peer teams, and keynotes.

When a peer worker leaves, the relationships, community connections and informal knowledge they carried leave too, and most teams are trained on their programs, not on engagement itself. I teach sustainability, not just certification.

Use the contact form and choose "For an organization". The first step is a working conversation about your team, the people you are trying to reach, and what is blocking the connection.