Melissa is the founder of MK Recovery Coaching & Consulting and the author of the newly released third edition of Recovery Coaching: A Guide to Coaching People in Recovery From Addictions. Melissa has also served as an adjunct professor at Camden County College and Rowan College at Burlington County, teaching the next generation of recovery professionals.
For more than 20 years, Melissa Killeen has helped people rebuild their lives from addiction, relapse, emotional pain, and hopelessness into lives grounded in recovery, purpose, and connection. As a nationally recognized recovery coach, educator, author, and consultant, Melissa brings not only professional expertise but deep compassion, real-world experience, and an unwavering belief that people can change.
Recovery is more than staying sober. It is about learning how to live again. Whether you are struggling personally, supporting a loved one, building a treatment center program, or developing a coaching practice, Melissa provides the guidance, accountability, structure, and support needed. Melissa helps people move from crisis to confidence — and from surviving to truly thriving in a life of recovery.
If someone you love is struggling with addiction, relapse, or the challenges of early recovery, you do not have to navigate it alone. Melissa offers compassionate, confidential coaching and guidance tailored to a loved one’s or a family’s needs and goals.
Melissa also provides consultation and training for recovery coaches, treatment centers, and behavioral health organizations seeking to build ethical, effective recovery coaching programs.
To schedule a complimentary one-hour consultation to discuss how recovery coaching or professional services can help you:
Email Melissa at: KilleenMelissa@Gmail.com
If you are interested in purchasing
Melissa Killeen’s new book click below.
Recovery Coaching
A Guide to Coaching People in Recovery from Addictions
(Third Edition)
MK Recovery Coaching does not provide emergency or crisis intervention services. If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911 or text 988 immediately.
