Our Professional
Recovery Coaches
for Hire

The coaches below have expertise in specific areas of addiction recovery and are available through Crossroads Coaching. Please contact Alida Schuyler for more information.

Deborah Smith, ACC
Relationship & Codependency Coaching

The addict goes off to treatment. But what about those who love and care about the addict? Who helps them learn to take the focus off the addict’s problems so they can begin repairing their own life? Who helps them discover what ‘normal’ is after living with the chaos of addiction? Click here to finish reading about Deborah.

Mark Scannell, ACC,
Sex Addiction Coaching

Sex addiction is one the rise and is now one of the most common reasons for divorce. Mark Scannell offers compassionate and effective coaching for men who suffer from compulsive sexual behaviors. Sex addicts are typically consumed by sexual fantasies and urges, spend much time looking at porn or acting out, and use sexual behaviors to deal with stress, anxiety, boredom and depression. Click here to finish reading about Mark.

Catherine Campaigne, ACC
Nicotine Recovery Coaching

Both founders of Alcoholics Anonymous, Dr Bob and Bill Wilson, died from smoking (emphysema). What a shame to beat one addiction only to die from another. Don’t let it happen to you or someone you love. Catherine Campaigne’s 8-step coaching program helps people quit tobacco once and for all so they can be healthy and fully enjoy recovery. Click here to finish reading about Catherine.

Ann Balowski
Adoptees, Birth Mothers, Adult Children

Ann Balowski coaches persons who have been affected by adoption, those who suffer from addiction, or who grew up with addicted parents. Her deep understanding of substance abuse, adult children and the adoption triangle come from her own life experience and from her professional work at top treatment centers in the Southwest. Click here to finish reading about Ann.

Mary Ellen Bartholomew
Overeating and Food Addictions Coaching

We’ve all heard that little voice that says, “I deserve this bowl of ice cream because I’ve worked so hard (or lost 10 pounds or been so good).” Mary Ellen helps people with eating problems find a voice inside that says, “I deserve to feel good, I deserve to be healthy, and I deserve to be free from compulsive eating.” Click here to finish reading about Mary Ellen.