Setbacks to Comebacks

Setbacks to Comebacks Setbacks to Comebacks is a non-profit dedicated to ending the stigma of addiction. We are committed to providing free addiction recovery coaching.

08/24/2025
08/24/2025

I will never stop sharing what I went through while in active addiction!! God gave me a second chance and I will never take that for granted. Today my purpose is to help anyone in need! You are not alone in this fight!! ❤️

07/27/2025

Find Your Walk

07/27/2025
07/27/2025

Dear Advocate,Great news! A new bill has been introduced in Congress that will expand seniors’ access to non-opioids in Medicare Part D. The Alternatives to Prevent Addiction in the Nation (Alternatives to PAIN) Act, S. 475, was recently introduced...

04/03/2025

Treatment for alcohol use varies based on a person’s needs. But there are many choices today that make possible. Visit samhsa.gov/find-help if you or someone you know is looking for help for alcohol use or misuse.

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What is a Recovery Life Coach?

A Recovery Life Coach acts as a partner in the recovery process. Whether a client is in the throes of addiction or already well into their recovery. You will be assisted throughout all stages of your recovery by being offered guidance, strength, and support.

The main purpose of the Recovery Life Coach is to improve life and reach goals. Together, the coach and client will come up with a plan and a specific set of objectives. Coaches discuss what the client wants to talk about.

A Recovery Life Coaches responsibilities may include but not limited to:


  • Working with the client and their family to find appropriate resources for initiating and maintaining recovery.