Any job, any collar
Nurses and line cooks, electricians and accountants, drivers and managers. If you work for a living and you’re carrying this alone, this is for you.
Who it’s for
For people who look fine.
It doesn’t matter what you earn or what you do. What our people share is simpler: they can’t stop working to get help, and they won’t risk being seen getting it.
Still functioning — and hiding it
You haven’t lost the job, the house or the family. You’re holding it together, and that’s exactly why nobody steps in.
Can’t vanish for a month
Thirty to ninety days away isn’t an option without losing the job or your privacy. You need help that works around your shifts.
Insured, and lost in it
You may have coverage that has to pay for treatment — and no idea how to use it, who takes it, or where there’s an open slot.
You don’t need a label
“Hit bottom, admit you’re powerless, twenty-eight days inpatient.” That’s not you.
You don’t have to call yourself anything, quit before you start, or wait for things to get worse. If you’re worried about how much you’re drinking or using, that’s enough reason to talk to someone who gets it.
Worried about someone else?
Partners, parents, grown kids, friends and coworkers reach out too. A coach can help you make sense of what you’re seeing, what might help, and how to bring it up — without blowing anything up.
Reach out about someone you love →Employers and unions
Some of our work is funded by employers and unions who want their people to have somewhere safe to turn. Sponsors never learn who reaches out — that’s the whole point. How we’re funded.
Ready when you are.
One private message. A coach who’s been there replies within one business day — by text, call or email, whichever you choose.
Free. Confidential. We never contact your employer.