Seth Joseph, Recovery Coach

Get to know Seth

From firsthand experience, I know how often life can be challenging with so many unexpected twists and turns.  Often, we can find ourselves living in a story that we didn’t want or even one that we don’t want to admit to ourselves or others.  As a recovery coach, it’s my desire to be one who comes alongside you and walk you through the process of engaging in your story and learning how it’s become the way that it is.

Through my personal experience with sexual addiction recovery, I have gained insights into how individuals may become entrenched in their unresolved issues rather than engaging life from a place of wholeness.  I thoroughly enjoy engaging with others wherever they might find themselves in their own stories, finding spaces where lessons can be learned and wounds can heal; especially, regarding living out of one’s God-given identity.

When I’m outside of the coaching space one might find me engrossed in a home improvement project, adventuring with my family somewhere along Lake Michigan on a paddleboard in the summer or on a pair of skis while the snow flies—wherever my soul can be nurtured and refreshed by nature and beauty.  It is my honor to have weathered the storms of life with my wife and best friend.  Together we have four precious children, two dogs and seven chickens.

Purpose of Recovery Coaching

I provide professional recovery coaching services to support clients seeking personal growth and recovery from alcohol, substance, or sexual addiction. Coaching focuses on accountability, goal-setting, relapse prevention, and life restoration, not on diagnosis or clinical treatment.

The coaching relationship is not therapy, counseling, or medical treatment and should not be used as a substitute for professional mental health or medical services.

Coaching services may include, but are not limited to:

– Goal setting and progress review
– Accountability check-ins
– Recovery and relapse prevention planning
– Support in developing healthy habits, relationships, and routines

Coaching services do not provide:

– Clinical or psychiatric diagnosis
– Medical or psychological treatment
– Prescriptions or medication management
– Legal or financial advice