Sober Transport

Why Sober Transport?

One of the scariest days for someone with a substance use disorder or process addiction, is the day they decide they need and are ready for a residential stay to stop the destructive behavioral patterns currently taking place in their lives. 

A common example is during transition times, such as airports or different cities, relapse can happen when we are not in our normal safe supportive environment.

Our licensed clinicians are trained and skilled in transporting those under the influence of substances, currently going through withdrawal, as well as those clean and sober.  We transport clients all across the country during all stages of sobriety.

Examples of Sober Transport:

  • Clinicians travel with you to and from treatment. 

  • Clinicians travel with you when going from a safe place to ensure you get the next place safely. 

 

Testimonials

Testimonials

“I had the privilege of working with Lisa Brown for a year. Lisa embodies what it means to provide compassionate, client centered care to individuals struggling to navigate the world of addiction, mental illness, and recovery. Both in the her roles as a program director and clinical counselor, I have seen Lisa empowering clients to ultimately make their own goals and decide what their life and recovery will look like, while being guided with a loving team of support behind them.

In my experience, both in recovery myself and working in the field, I believe we need more people like Lisa who will be true allies for people who are struggling with this disease.”

— Mark

“Lisa’s empathy, grace and gentle guidance are not only unparalleled in the field, but were an indispensable part of my journey to recovery. By respecting my unique experience and allowing me to find a recovery path that works for me, Lisa created a space in which I was able to heal, find my voice and recover my true self.”

— K.S.

“Roger was my sober companion immediately after rehab. I know that I would not be sober today if it weren’t for Rogers care and guidance. I think the days and early weeks after rehab are when you find yourself the most vulnerable. We hit 12 step meetings, read the big book, and above all he kept me accountable. Drug testing and breathalyzer twice a day. Going on 2 plus years of sobriety and I couldn’t have done it without him.”

— L.G.

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