"You've been so compassionate and supportive to me throughout my journey.  You've helped shape me into who I am by sharing your intelligence, advice and perspective with me.  There is a loving presence about you.  The work you do is amazing and your passion is what makes you so perfect for this job.  Thank you for being part of my recovery.  For always listening to me, encouraging me, teaching me and having patience with me."

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​"Just a note to say thanks for being there.  I appreciate how you went out of your way for me, and have been a consistent source of strong support.  You made a difference in my recovery and my life!"

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​"Thank you for all your kind words, tools to allow me to not only stay sober but to better help me succeed in where I want to go and be in life."

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"Patrick, I sure enjoyed working with you, you have such a calm and cool, collected demeanor, perfect for this type of work. They are lucky to have you there. You will be a great addition to the team. You will be missed here by staff and participants."

 

"I want to send a personal note of thanks to you. You came along at a most difficult time and were willing to take a chance with us. I truly appreciate that. You turned out to be a good coach and I would be most happy if we could keep you.  Someone reliable, on time, good with the clients, good natured and professional is always an asset, and you have all of that."

 

"It was a pleasure working with you.  I really admire how you worked with the clients and I appreciated your structure and consistency when we worked together.  The recovery coach is the perfect position for you and I do believe you will be able to provide support to the clients that will make a positive difference in their lives."

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"I think the work you do and the way you carry yourself is profound, with staff and clients.  You are organized and have a critical mind-a vision and aptitude for making systems and resources better.  You are hardworking and I never hear you complain.  You bring humour to your work.  You care about the work and about people and are willing to admit when were wrong or could have done things in a better way".