Norman Fox · Independent Recovery Coach in Vancouver
Norman Fox
Private, one-to-one support for people who want to change their relationship with alcohol or drugs—and for the people who care about them.
Things can change direction.
Things Can
Change Direction
Start where you are
Where you are
It's okay not to have clear answers.
It's okay not to have clear answers.
WHAT I DO
I’m Norman Fox, an independent recovery coach in Vancouver. I work privately, one-to-one, with people who want to change their relationship with alcohol or drugs, and with families concerned about someone they love.
I can come to you, or we can talk by video. We might go for a walk or sit down over coffee and talk about what's happening in your life. I can help you think through your options, make a plan to cut back or stop using, prepare for treatment, or find your footing when you come home. You don’t have to have everything figured out before we start.
This isn’t therapy or treatment. It’s practical support alongside whatever else you’re doing, shaped around your life.
I came to this work through my own experience of recovery, followed by years working in treatment and community settings. I bring both perspectives to the people I work with.
No programs, no labels. The first conversation is free, and there’s no obligation to continue.
To get a sense of how I work, you can read about recovery coaching, sober coaching, recovery coaching for professionals, or support while visiting Vancouver.
I’m Norman Fox, an independent recovery coach in Vancouver. I work privately, one-to-one, with people who want to change their relationship with alcohol or drugs, and with families concerned about someone they love.
I can come to you, or we can talk by video. We might go for a walk or sit down over coffee and talk about what's happening in your life. I can help you think through your options, make a plan to cut back or stop using, prepare for treatment, or find your footing when you come home. You don’t have to have everything figured out before we start.
This isn’t therapy or treatment. It’s practical support alongside whatever else you’re doing, shaped around your life.
I came to this work through my own experience of recovery, followed by years working in treatment and community settings. I bring both perspectives to the people I work with.
No programs, no labels. The first conversation is free, and there’s no obligation to continue.
To get a sense of how I work, you can read about recovery coaching, sober coaching, recovery coaching for professionals, or support while visiting Vancouver.