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The moments that threaten recovery rarely happen during a scheduled session. They happen on a flight, at a dinner where everyone else is drinking, in the empty week after treatment ends when the structure suddenly disappears, in the middle of a divorce or a career change nobody warned you would feel this destabilising. A sober companion isn't supervision. It's someone who knows your history well enough to notice the early signs before you can name them yourself, and who's there when it matters.
Support can include travelling with you for specific trips, regular check ins to keep structure in place, and direct access during high risk periods rather than just scheduled sessions. The shape of it depends entirely on where you're at, some clients want daily support for a few weeks, others just need someone reachable during one specific transition.
If this sounds like what you need, the first step is just a conversation.
You do not have to have it all figured out.
Just start with a conversation.