On the recovery journey, you don’t have to go it alone.
When addiction shows up in the family, it isn’t just about the person with the disorder. It affects the entire family. Whether you or someone you love is struggling with an addiction, let’s talk about what the next right step may be for you.
I’m Laurie, a Family Recovery Coach and an ally
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When addiction showed up in our family, it wasn’t exactly something we included in the annual Christmas card. Starting in my teen years, I watched in shame, anger and hopelessness as my sibling struggled in his addiction. As a family, we succumbed to the stigma and silence that this disease does an excellent job of fostering, because we didn’t know how we were supposed to do it any differently.
Recovery Coaching
Bring your individual issues, questions and concerns to the table. Recovery Coaching helps you focus on the best person you can be when addiction is threatening your relationship with your loved one. Navigating this journey with a guide can help you stay on your path to recovery.
Upcoming workshops & events
I think it’s fair to say that we all need help when we’re learning a new skill, hobby or diving into a new topic. Learning about addiction is no different. It can feel like a heavy lift, but I promise that you’ll end up feeling a little lighter once you’ve found further insight — and hopefully inspiration — for yourself.