Peer Support & Training

MOAR partners with ATR
to provide program participants with Recovery Coaching support.

Do You need Recovery Support?

A Recovery Coach is different than a sponsor.

A sponsor volunteers to help their sponsee work through a 12-step program,

while a coach focuses on helping the person in recovery make the lifestyle changes necessary to improve their quality of life.

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What is a Recovery Coach?

Massachusetts Access to Recovery (ATR) is a 6-month program designed for individuals who have a substance use disorder (SUD), and who are seeking support with their recovery.

ATR enables participants to create a recovery plan unique to their own needs and choose from a wide range of recovery support services.

Both professionals and peers provide services through a variety of community organizations. 

MOAR partners with the ATR program by providing Recovery Coach services to interested ATR participants in the Boston region.

ATR participants are referred to MOAR by their ATR Coordinator, then MOAR matches the participant with a Recovery Coach that will best meet their needs.

Our coaches meet ATR participants to support their recovery and help them meet identified goals.  

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Peer Support Worker Comparison Chart:

Adult Services Department of Public Health

Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (DPH/BSAS)

Kimberly A. Krawczyk, CARC, CAMS

MOAR Recovery Coaching & A.R.E.A.S. Supervisor

Mark Muhammad

MOAR Recovery Coach

Julie Pike

MOAR Recovery Coach

Josephine Simard

MOAR Recovery Coach

Darrell Wright

MOAR Recovery Coach