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Recovery coaching
Individual support that helps clients identify realistic goals, navigate difficult moments, and keep moving toward the life they want to build.
In-person recovery support, grounded in real life
A path forward. Support along the way.
Personalized recovery coaching, case management, and life-skills mentoring for individuals and families navigating substance use challenges, mental health concerns, and the work of building a more independent life.
Warm, direct, and collaborative support.
Since 2009Working in the recovery field
6,000+Clinically supervised counseling hours
PersonalizedSupport built around everyday life
Areas of support
Practical help for meaningful change.
Change can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure where to start. 10west helps clients take practical steps forward with encouragement, structure, and accountability.
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Case management
Thoughtful coordination with families, clinicians, and treatment providers so care stays connected and everyone is working toward shared goals.
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Life-skills mentoring
Hands-on guidance for routines, appointments, school, work, relationships, and the everyday responsibilities that support greater independence.
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Sober companion support
Focused, in-the-moment support during transitions and situations where added structure, accountability, and steadiness can make a difference.
What working together looks like.
This isn't sitting across from each other in a therapy office. We meet in person — outdoors, in the sun, on a hike or over coffee. Some days we're surfing or playing basketball. Other days we're at a table working on a resume or filling out job applications. The setting changes; the point doesn't: we work on building a life, not just talking about one.
From there it's practical and concrete: establishing a daily routine, reconnecting with work or school, following through with treatment, showing up for the people who matter. Regular check-ins keep momentum going between sessions, and we stay in close coordination with families and treatment providers so everyone's pulling in the same direction.
For families, we offer honest communication and guidance around supporting progress, holding healthy boundaries, and encouraging greater independence.
A collaborative process
Built around the person, not a template.
Every client’s situation is different. The work begins by understanding what is happening now, what matters most, and where support can have the clearest impact.
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Understand the whole picture
Listen closely to the individual, the family, and the treatment team.
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Define the next right steps
Turn broad goals into realistic actions that can be practiced in daily life.
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Build momentum
Use connection, consistency, and accountability to support lasting progress.
Luke brings professional experience and personal understanding to work that is deeply human.
Since entering the recovery field in 2009, Luke has helped individuals and families navigate substance use challenges, mental health concerns, and significant life transitions. He founded 10west Recovery Services in 2019 to provide personalized, hands-on support grounded in connection and practical action.
Luke began his career at Beit T’Shuvah, completing more than 6,000 clinically supervised hours as a counselor. He later held leadership roles at Transcend Recovery Community, overseeing sober living programs and helping develop the recovery curriculum for the Verve, a sober living program for young adults.
His approach is warm, direct, and collaborative. He builds relationships that create room for honest conversation, meaningful accountability, and the kind of day-to-day progress that can open a path toward greater independence.
Luke's extensive experience supporting clients facing substance use challenges, anxiety, and psychotic disorders gives him a wealth of practical strategies for individuals and families in crisis. He is a certified Field Model Crisis Interventionist.
Sober since January 2009, Luke brings personal understanding alongside professional experience. He holds a B.A. in Communications from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Take the first step
You don’t have to know exactly where to begin.
A first conversation is a chance to share what’s happening, ask questions, and see whether 10west is the right fit for the support you’re looking for.
Let’s Talk10westconsulting@gmail.com
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. For immediate mental health or substance use crisis support in the U.S., call or text 988.