Recovery Coaching with Zachary Cohn
Whether you’re still using, trying to stop, or looking for more from recovery, we can work together toward the life you want.
Zachary CohnRecovery CoachRCP-F · CRPA · CARC
You’ll have dedicated, one-on-one support to make decisions, handle difficult situations, and follow through on the changes you want.
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About Zachary
RCP-F · CRPA · CARC
I’m in sustained, long-term recovery, and I’ve spent more than a decade as a Recovery Coach, Peer Advocate, Trainer, Supervisor, and Program leader.
My recovery taught me to look beyond whether I was doing what was expected and get honest about what was actually changing. That experience shapes how I work: I’ll take your goals seriously, ask questions, and pay attention to what is helping you build the life you want.
Outside of work, I love concerts, pickleball, movies, football, dogs, and time with my family. I’ll want to know what makes your life feel like yours.
Talk with ZacharyHow we can work together
We’ll work with what is actually happening: a difficult weekend, a relationship, work, or something you want to enjoy again.
You decide what we work on. I’ll ask questions, pay attention, and tell you what I’m noticing.
Talk with Zachary about coachingRecovery takes work, and we’ll keep returning to what makes that work worth it.
Your recovery may include treatment, therapy, medication, Twelve-Step meetings, other peer communities, spirituality, family, interests and activities, or a combination that changes over time. You do not need to be sober, attend Twelve-Step meetings, or stop prescribed medication to work with me.
Recovery Coaching gives us dedicated time to work on how recovery fits your daily life. We can put what you’re learning into practice, follow through when things get hard, adjust what is not working, and keep the life you’re building in view.
Recovery Coaching is nonclinical. I do not diagnose, prescribe, or provide therapy or medical care. If you want clinical care or another kind of support, I can help you look for it.
For families
Family Support is an optional, recommended weekly check-in with the person or people a Recovery Coaching client chooses as contacts. They do not need to be family members. During a phone or virtual meeting of about 30 minutes, I can share progress updates with the client’s permission and help contacts understand how they can best support their loved one.
Email Zachary about Family SupportFor organizations
Bring foundational recovery coach training to your organization. Your staff learns together, develops a shared internal language, and builds the practical judgment they’ll use on the job.
Explore team trainingCall, text, or email. We’ll find a time to talk about what you’re looking for and whether working together feels right.