
Faith-Based Recovery Coaching
Recovery support that makes room for the faith, spirituality, and beliefs that give your life strength and meaning.
Recovery is about more than practical steps. For many people, faith and spirituality shape the way they understand hope, identity, purpose, forgiveness, healing, and the life they are rebuilding.
Faith-Based Recovery Coaching combines practical recovery support with space for the beliefs and spiritual practices that are meaningful to you. Sessions may include reflection, prayer, personal values, spiritual practices, connection with a faith community, and conversations about purpose and meaning, according to what you want included in your recovery.
Your faith or spirituality can be incorporated in a way that reflects your own beliefs, values, comfort level, and the role you want it to have in your recovery. The goal is to make room for what gives you strength, meaning, connection, and direction as you move forward.

What We Can Work Through Together
Recovery Stability
Strengthen routines, boundaries, accountability, and support that help create greater stability in everyday recovery.
Faith & Spirituality
Explore the beliefs, prayer, spiritual practices, and faith community that can bring strength, meaning, and direction to your recovery.
Relapse & Reoccurrence Support
Recognize warning signs and repeating patterns, then strengthen the support and strategies that can help you move forward.
Real-Life Challenges
Work through relationships, stress, treatment transitions, difficult decisions, and other everyday situations that can affect your recovery.
What One Client Shared
"Susanna didn’t just listen to me — she really took the time to understand what I was going through and what I needed. When she saw that certain recovery methods were not working for me, she didn’t try to force them. She prayed about how to help me and continued encouraging me in a way that was personal to my situation.
There were times when I felt weak or discouraged, and Susanna seemed to have the right words at the right time to help me keep going. What meant the most to me was that she stayed with me through the ups and downs. She listened, encouraged me, prayed with me, and never gave up on me.
Her faith in God was part of the way she supported me, but she also understood that recovery had to be personal. That combination of faith, patience, listening, and consistent encouragement made a real difference in my life."
— Meredith
Support That Fits Your Recovery and Your Beliefs
Faith can be deeply personal, and there is no single way it has to be included in recovery. We can work together in a way that respects your beliefs, values, comfort level, and the role you want faith or spirituality to have in your recovery.
Ready to see whether faith-based recovery coaching is the right fit for you?