Recovery Coaching Aurora offers experienced professionals who have personally triumphed over substance abuse and addiction. Our coaches are deeply committed to empowering others to begin and maintain their own paths to sobriety and long-term success.
At ASL Recovery Coaching Aurora, we believe that recovery is a journey, and we strive to ensure that no one has to walk that path alone. We provide unwavering support, encouragement, and practical tools designed to foster lasting change and help individuals achieve lasting success in their recovery. Contact us for more info!
As a recovery coach I am dedicated to providing support and guidance to individuals on their journey to recovery. My role involves offering personalized strategies, encouragement and accountability to help clients maintain their recovery goals. With a compassionate and nonjudgmental approach, I empower individuals to navigate the challenges of addiction recovery and build fulfilling lives free from substance dependency. Through ongoing collaboration and mutual trust, I strive to foster resilience and lasting positive change in the lives of those I work with.
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Patrick Vandiver is a behavioral health and recovery support professional with experience in sober living operations, admissions coordination, client intake, documentation, and resident support. He has a strong background in building rapport with clients and families, supporting structured recovery environments, and helping individuals connect with appropriate care. Patrick has completed Qualified Behavioral Health Assistant and Peer Recovery Coaching certification and brings lived experience, leadership, compassion, and strong communication skills to the behavioral health field.
Hi, my name is Amanda Ranchito. I am a 6th generation Colorado Native born and raised in Littleton.
My recovery journey brought me to Aurora. I started my recovery journey in August 2020 during the pandemic.
I am a bilingual certified peer recovery coach who loves helping people find their recovery path.
I love seeing the light come on and the rewards of sobriety that can happen when we show up for recovery!
I am 36 years old and started using when I was 17 and spent a lot of time homeless or in jail.
My sober date is on 8/16/22 and then went to sober living and started working, now I am married, and we have a baby.
I want to help people overcome their struggles by sharing my experience and helping with resources.
It wasn’t until I had knee surgery at the age of 24 that I became dependent and then addicted. I have been sober since July 17, 2022 and entered Zen Mountain Sober Living in August of that year and have been sober since! Sobriety has given my fiancé and me a second chance at a healthy and happy life and for me, the only way I can maintain my sobriety is to give it away and help others on to the path that I have grown to love! I would not be sober without love and support and I know I can help others the way I was helped!
As a Peer Recovery Coach, I’m passionate about supporting people through life’s challenges with compassion, understanding, and encouragement. Using my own lived experience, I work to create a safe and welcoming space where people feel comfortable being themselves without fear of judgment. I believe recovery looks different for everyone, and I’m committed to walking alongside others as they build confidence, find hope, and move toward a healthier, more fulfilling life.
I am dedicated to Peer Recovery Support with a passion for helping individuals navigate their journey toward stability and self-sufficiency. Drawing from both lived experience and professional training, I bring empathy, accountability, and practical guidance to those facing mental health and substance use challenges. With a strong commitment to community connection and personal growth, I strive to create a safe, nonjudgmental space where individuals feel seen, heard, and capable of change.
I am a person in recovery, who believes the barrier in Recovery is connection. I am working towards my national credentials and excited to be of service to my clients.
Trevor has over two years of experience working individually with clients to promote personal growth and develop essential life skills. Specializing in one-on-one connection, Trevor builds strong, trusting relationships that support clients through their unique journeys. His even-keel demeanor provides a calming and consistent presence in challenging environments. With a natural ability to relate and connect, he creates safe spaces that foster healing and progress. Trevor is committed to empowering individuals by meeting them where they are and guiding them toward meaningful, lasting change.
My name is Timothy DeWeese. I am 57 years old, cancer survivor and am currently a recovering alcoholic and drug addict of 25+ years. I have had a long career of drinking, then at the end I turned to drugs. It was not until I entered the Stout Street Foundation 2 Year TC until I was able to find out why I used it as a way to cope with life. After a long battle of use and destruction of family and life I was able to use the tools that I learned to develop a way to live life without using. I now have a strong passion for recovery and know that by doing the right thing, life is possible without using. I also have a new found relationship with both of my kids. At this point in my recovery for almost 5years clean I just want to be able to give back to those in early recovery by sharing my experience, strength and hope as well as do my best to help stop the cycle of relapse and addiction. I now have hope and goals in my life that I never thought possible in my addiction. I have friends and a huge support network, as well as people that look up to me and I have a new sense of self worth and love for myself that is unsurpassed to none.
Recovery Coaching Aurora – A Peer Recovery Coach is a non-clinical professional who has personally experienced addiction or substance misuse and is now dedicated to helping others on their journey
to recovery.
Recovery Coaching Aurora is a non-clinical professional who has personally experienced addiction or substance misuse and is now dedicated to helping others on their journey to recovery. Peer recovery coaches promote long-term recovery, remove barriers, and connect individuals with essential recovery support services. They offer encouragement, hope, and optimism while advocating for healthy living and resilience.
Their lived experience enables them to relate to those they serve, fostering trust and providing vital support in overcoming challenges along the path to recovery. Contact us for more info!
A Peer Recovery Coach serves as a role model, demonstrating the possibility of lasting sobriety and mental health recovery.
By sharing their own experiences, they inspire others to pursue their own recovery journey. In addition to offering emotional support and encouragement, Peer Recovery Coaches educate mentees about substance dependency and the impact of mental health concerns.
Recovery Coaching Aurora – They provide practical guidance and coping strategies to help individuals manage their mental health, maintain sobriety, and build a fulfilling, healthy life.
Aurora Sober Living employs a team of six certified Peer Recovery Coaches, each with a solid foundation in their own recovery journey. These individuals hold professional certifications and are dedicated to supporting others on their path to sobriety.
Our network includes 12 sober living homes in Aurora, Colorado, with each home being assigned a Peer Coach. Depending on which home you are placed in, you will be designated a Peer Coach who will work closely with you throughout your recovery. While you are always welcome to continue working with your personal Peer Coach, we provide the additional service of in-house coaching for your convenience and support.
Initially, you will meet with a Peer Recovery Coach for an intake session, during which your needs and goals will be assessed. After the intake, the coach will work with you on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, depending on the level of support you require and the type of guidance you’re seeking.
You’ll develop a personal relationship with your designated coach, who will assist with scheduling appointments, offer support when needed, or simply be available if you need someone to talk to. The coach will work with you to find times that fit both your schedule and theirs.
In addition to one-on-one coaching, your designated coach will also lead weekly group sessions with the entire house, providing a supportive environment for collective growth and shared learning.
All Peer Recovery Coaching services will be billed through the individual’s insurance. This means that, depending on your insurance coverage, the costs for coaching sessions may be partially or fully covered. If you have questions about how billing will work or need assistance with insurance-related matters, your coach or our administrative team will be happy to help guide you through the process.
