The Power of
Human connection to Heal the Soul
Customized care for anyone living with substance use disorder, mental illness or behavioral issues.
We provide the best clinicians and coaches to build the support you need into your life so that you can grow there. Discreet, Confidential, Integrated. We meet you where you are, but we don’t leave you there.
“Like much of what we do for our clients, coaching is both an art and a science, requiring clinical judgment, shared decision making and compassion.”
Why SOHL
Experience
10+ years experience in the field, both on the clinical and coaching side with a diversity of cases. If you’ve got it, most likely we’ve seen it.
Training
“Certified, Trained, Trauma-Informed, Clinically Supervised.” This is our gold standard we are proud to stand behind. From over 10+ years of experience, we have developed training that no company has to ensure our coaches are effective to create change.
Relationships
We have an instinct for working with the best practitioners in the field. Culturally sensitive, skillfully up to date, personally invested healthcare providers. They share our vision and know how to work on our teams. We never make a referral that is not vetted.
Vision
From our experience, training and relationships we see the entire vision of where you can go with your personal growth. We are not just a staffing agency or referral service. We use comprehensive assessments to build actionable solutions to your problems, and then help you implement change with compassion and human connection.
Human Connection
Every step of the way. Our core belief is in the power of Human connection to heal the soul. From the first phone call to treatment to aftercare, and beyond. This is what makes all the other stuff work. This is what we do best.
Intervention Services
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Andrew Dits
CEO | Manager
Over 10 years he worked in hospitals, with companies and privately as a highly sought after recovery & mental health coach.
Judy Choix, LMHC
Director of Training
Judy is a New York State Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) trained in Gestalt and body psychotherapy.
"I had done recovery my whole life, but could never stay sober long-term. I would always get sober for a while then get bored, unengaged and relapse. Then have to go through the detox and treatment process again, which was always stressful in so many ways. Physically, it really started to take a toll as I got older. Also taking time away from the firm and my fear of what other’s thought. When I was introduced to SOHL they helped me structure recovery in my life in a way that didn’t take me away from my life. They blended everything into my daily obligations so I could continue to function. And the kinds of people they introduced me to were just phenomenal. They all added something so important to my recovery. The best part was they made it fresh. Not just another therapy for the sake of doing it, but they introduced me to things and people that really taught me something new. I take their suggestions because I trust them. I still rely on them ongoing, not because I need them but because I want them to be part of my recovery. I am so grateful to have met them."
Business Executive
"I had long-term recovery, but I was struggling with a very personal behavioral issue that was deeply impacting my work and relationships. Introduced to SOHL and they got it right away. They provided me with compassion, no judgment and the security I needed while undertaking a very stressful tour that could have been made worse had I kept doing what I was doing. The relationships I built with them and their coaches continue to sustain me to this day."
Touring Musician
"I was desperate for my son to make it through his senior year of high school as he was struggling with severe depression, drug use and struggling to get out of bed in the morning. Not having his mother made it even more stressful for me to manage on my own. I was referred to SOHL through a psychiatrist that recommended I hire one of their coaches to live in the house and work with my son. I was naturally apprehensive at first. Almost at once they connected and the coach became part of our family. My son started to find a routine and make commitments, and not only made it through his senior year of high school, but also applied and got into a great college. The support SOHL provided helped my son’s psychiatrist provide better care as well as they helped me to find the right support I didn’t know I needed. It gave me a lot of calm and security having them there. Today my son and I have a closer relationship."
Single father of 18 yr old son
"My daughter had developed a complex eating disorder as well as borderline personality disorder and our family was at a loss for how to support her. We had tried treatment multiple times as well as therapy for years, but she did not get better. A friend of the family referred us to SOHL to discuss putting together an in-home treatment program for her and honestly we were ready to try anything because we felt we had already tried everything and failed. We were surprised that the clinical team we worked with not only worked with her, but myself and my husband as well and our younger son. It was not easy, but with all of us doing the work we were able to see some change. Probably the most incredible gift was the love and support of a live-in companion who became like a big sister to our daughter and compassionately encouraged her to start taking care of herself better. It was a slow road at first, but the companion did not get frustrated or impatient or take it personal. She just kept loving our daughter and believing in her. Eventually things started to shift and now our daughter has not had a lapse for over a year, the longest since her episodes started. While the coach does not live with us anymore, our daughter is still in contact with her. I couldn’t be more grateful."
Grateful mother
" When I first met Andrew my life was pretty messed up. I was going nowhere, depressed and not really wanting to live. He just talked to me and I don’t know how he did it, but I decided to start doing some things differently. I really got the feeling like I could trust him and that he had been through similar things. After a while I was able to go back to school and get better friends and start doing healthier things for myself. What do you know, it all made me feel happier! My life isn’t perfect by any means, but I am much better off now than I was before. I can definitely say I want to live and I am excited to see what’s next. "
College student
"I want to thank Dr. Almaguer so much for helping me. I am just so, so grateful to have met her. I always felt this cold distance and just like a number whenever I met a doctor to discuss what was wrong with me. I felt like they were just doing this checklist and didn’t really care. She took the time to listen to me and ask me tons of questions to really find out what was going on. I could tell she really felt for me because at one point we both even started to cry! And I had never experienced that with a doctor before. After working with her for a while I was able to come to terms with things that I didn’t even know had happened to me, things I guess I was so afraid of admitting to myself that I just didn’t. She really took the time to speak with my mother and my sister and encouraged me to go back and play piano again which I had stopped for years. I am playing again and I can’t believe I’m preparing for a show. Honestly, working with her has changed my life so much and I can’t highly recommend her enough!"
Young woman from Manhattan
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