Sobriety coaching · For men

Take back command.

For men struggling with substance abuse who are ready to stop fighting it alone. Regular check-ins, straight talk and a man in your corner who will not look away.

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How it works

You talk. He listens.
Then you work.

1-on-1

Sobriety coaching

Private check-ins and talks with Wade. Honest conversation about where you are and what today requires.

  • Regular check-ins
  • Direct, private conversation
  • Daily standards you can keep
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Group

Group support

Men who are in it with you. Shared ground, shared standard, nobody carried and nobody left.

  • Group talks with other men
  • Shared accountability
  • Brotherhood, not pity
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Mentorship

Accountability

Someone who knows your goals and checks that your actions match them.

  • Clear commitments
  • Follow-through tracked
  • Pairs with fitness coaching
See fitness coaching →
Why Wade

Strength is self-command.

Wade is a Marine veteran, a father and a sobriety advocate. In his words, fitness and sobriety keep him going. He coaches men the way he talks to his audience every day: directly, with respect, and without excuses for either of you.

Coaching is not clinical treatmentSobriety coaching is peer support, mentorship and accountability. It is not medical care, detox, therapy or addiction treatment, and it does not replace any of them. Stopping alcohol or some drugs suddenly can be dangerous, so talk to a doctor first. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline; veterans press 1). For treatment referrals, call the SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357.
First step

Say it out loud.

The application is short and private. Tell Wade what is going on. He will reach out personally.

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