Michael Conroy believes in the transformative power of connection and empathy, striving to create a safe and supportive environment for those seeking recovery. His dedication to fostering understanding and resilience in others is evident in every interaction, making him a trusted ally for individuals and families navigating the complexities of addiction. A certified drug and alcohol counselor with a specialization in addiction, Michael employs a multifaceted approach in his work as a Sober coach/Companion, with a background in evidence-based modalities such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). His extensive knowledge of various 12-step programs allows him to tailor his guidance to meet the unique needs of each individual he serves. Through his work, Michael not only shares his expertise but also his lived experience, inspiring hope and encouraging others to embrace the possibility of a fulfilling, sober life.

Johnny Mac is an experienced recovery advisor with over 16 years of sobriety and a deep commitment to helping others find freedom through the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. For the past 15 years, he has led meetings, sponsored countless men on their journey to recovery, and shared his experience, strength, and hope with those seeking a new way of life. Johnny is a regular speaker at local treatment centers and sober living communities, where his message of accountability, purpose, and personal growth continues to inspire and transform lives.

Bob D is approaching 17 years of continuous sobriety and brings a powerful blend of life experience, leadership, and service to the recovery community. Born and raised in the New York Metro area, Bob built an accomplished career as a top executive for three publicly traded companies and went on to launch three successful private ventures of his own.

Alongside his professional achievements, Bob has made service through the 12 Steps a central part of his life. He has sponsored a large number of AA members over the years, guiding them through the transformative process of long-term sobriety. Bob currently serves as the Active Secretary for multiple Alumni Meetings in the Conejo Valley—one held at a nationally recognized recovery center and the other at one of the area’s leading treatment facilities. He also remains deeply engaged in a private 12-Step group where he continues his own spiritual growth and accountability.

Bob lives each day by a set of core principles:
God first. Sobriety second. Everything else third.
He reminds others to let go of what they cannot control — people, places, and things — and often reflects on his personal philosophy:
“It is what it is.”

A dedicated leader and a living example of recovery in action, Bob brings strength, humility, and purpose to everyone he supports on the journey to a better life.