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  • Hired Power's Personal Recovery Assistant Service, also referred to as a sober coach or sober companion, has been serving the addiction and mental health treatment community for many years. Our Personal Recovery Assistants provide support for clients dealing with substance addiction and behavior disorders, including alcohol, prescription drugs, methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin, and opiate addiction, as well as eating disorders, sexual addiction, compulsive behaviors, gambling, depression and anxiety.
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Certified Personal Recovery Assistant News

November 20, 2007

Joan Kennedy: May be appointed caregiver

Joan Kennedy's battle with alcohol has again landed her in treatment and she may end up being appointed a permanent caregiver. 

October 16, 2007

Sober Companions are not just for celebrities

Though sober companions have gotten a lot of press lately as being part of a celebrity entourage, Hired Power's Certified Personal Recovery Assistants get press for working with a diverse group of professionals such as: CEO's, Politicians, Musicians, business owners, and their families.  See the article in the Taadas Times page 13 for more details.

October 10, 2007

Who are CPRA's

Certified Personal Recovery Assistant (CPRA)

A Certified Personal Recovery Assistant is a professional individual who is qualified to provide guidance, support and mentoring to people struggling with addiction and mental health issues, in the home or on the road. This certification was created to address the growing concern around the need to distinguish between a professional service and individuals offering similar services. 

Hired Power Certified Personal Recovery Assistant’s, work as a member of a clinical team to create a solid foundation of recovery in the client’s home environment. This team includes a Hired Power case manager, a treatment coordinator, the CPRA and the client themselves. The team is essential in developing a solid transition plan for the client.  The specific duty of a CPRA is to provide guidance, mentoring and support to the client as they apply the information learned in early recovery into a daily living plan. 

CPRA’s are not licensed to carryout therapy, counseling, diagnosis or treatment of any kind.  By completing the Hired Power certification requirements the Personal Recovery Assistant is a competent professional who can be trusted to carry out the duties of living with clients, maintaining professional relationships, coordinating clinical supervision with the case manager and treatment coordinator. This environment supports a positive therapeutic relationship that will benefit the client. See www.hpcpra.com for more details.