1-on-1 Recovery Coaching

Ready to Build a Life Beyond Your Wildest Dreams?

This isn't a program. It's a partnership — rooted in real recovery and built around you.

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Is This You?

Who This Is For

  • People in recovery who want more than just sobriety
  • People who feel stuck and know they are capable of more
  • People ready to do the real work
  • People who want to understand and apply the Law of Attraction
  • People who are serious about change — not just talking about it
Areas of Focus

What We Work On

Recovery Mindset

Shifting how you think about yourself, your past, and what's possible for your future.

Breaking Limiting Beliefs

Identifying and dismantling the stories that have been keeping you small.

Law of Attraction Principles

Learning how to align your thoughts, energy, and actions with the life you actually want.

Building Daily Practices

Creating routines and habits that compound over time and keep you moving forward.

Creating a Vision for Your Life

Getting clear on what you actually want and building a roadmap to get there.

Accountability & Follow Through

Showing up consistently, doing what you say you will, and building real momentum.

Alan T. — Recovery Coach

Alan T.

Recovery Coach · Hamilton, NJ

9+ Years Sober

Meet Your Coach

About Alan

Alan T. has been in recovery for over 9 years. He is not a therapist, a doctor, or a certified counselor. He is someone who has been through it — the chaos, the wreckage, the uncertainty — and came out the other side living a life he genuinely loves.

That lived experience is what makes coaching with Alan different. He knows what it feels like to be stuck, to doubt yourself, to wonder if things can really get better. He also knows what it takes to change — because he has done it.

Alan is a husband, a father, a daily content creator, and an app builder. He brings real-world perspective, honest accountability, and a deep belief that recovery is just the beginning of something extraordinary.

 Important Disclaimer

Alan is not a licensed therapist, doctor, or medical professional. Coaching is based on personal lived experience only and is not a substitute for professional treatment. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, suicidal thoughts, or require clinical support, please contact a licensed professional, call the SAMHSA Helpline at 1-800-662-4357, or call/text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).