Face it better, together
Our experienced coaches help guide you through the challenges you're facing around addiction.
Your coach is your wellness partner, providing knowledge, support and practical tools – or accountability – depending on your needs.
Our flexible, personalized approach means that you get the support you need in a way that's convenient to your schedule. See our membership plans and their costs here.
We focus on improving every aspect of your life – not just the part that involves drinking or using.
If you're struggling
It's easy to fail when sobriety is your only measure of success. You choose your path, and we're right there with you to help you succeed.
- Get emotional support from a peer.
- Develop effective strategies for behavior change.
- Learn practical skills to manage your addiction.
- Translate goals into action.
- Address barriers holding you back.
- Improve your relationships.
- Get extra support after a setback.
About coaching
Your first two coaching visits are free. After that, for a monthly membership fee, you'll receive confidential and non-judgmental support from our experienced coaches.
- Convenient and flexible to fit into your day-to-day life.
- Personalized assessments of current strengths, challenges and risks.
- Custom addiction management plan and action steps.
- Data to track your progress.
- Unlimited messaging with your coach.
- Connection to other resources to support wellness.
- Navigation to treatment and clinical care as needed.
- Flexible membership plans to fit your budget.
Flexible and easy to access
By video
Connect with your coach from anywhere via secure video.
By phone
Talk with your coach by phone for weekly sessions or check-ins.
In person
Meet your coach in person at one of our coaching centers.
Help for loved ones
If you're struggling to overcome feelings of blame, set boundaries or understand your loved one's addiction, our coaches are here to support you. We reject tough love and focus on positive ways to help.
We can't wait to meet you
Terri Brown
Coach, Sioux Falls
“'The purpose of life is a life of purpose.' I found a purpose in life – it is helping others find their purpose in life.”
Terri Brown
Joe Tlustos
Coach, Sioux Falls
“Like a number of things in life, working through an addiction has a strong give back component. When I was at my worst, people were there for me who had been where I was. My work at FIT gives me the chance to give back, to be that person who is there for those who need help, need someone to talk with, and most importantly, need the connection of someone who knows what they are going through. That's the peer part of peer addiction management coaching.”
Joe Tlustos
Michelle Venturelli
Coach, Denver
Michelle has extensive experience in the criminal justice field, where she worked closely with offenders to help them rebuild their lives.
Michelle Venturelli
