Let’s break the stigma & silence together.
Get the personalized recovery pathway and intensive support you need to navigate addiction in your family. A Certified Recovery Coach can help you say goodbye to shame, anger, and hopelessness and take back your personal wellbeing.
Are you suffering alone in shame & silence?
When you or a loved one is struggling with substance use disorder, it’s hard to talk about. But not talking about it takes a toll on your wellbeing.
You struggle to have healthy relationships at home and work
You feel the financial strain of previous treatment attempts
You lose your ability to laugh easily and love deeply
You don’t feel safe or secure
Addiction shouldn’t be the only disease we don’t talk about.
On the recovery journey,
you don’t have to go it alone.
Navigate the tough stuff better with the guidance, support, and encouragement
of a recovery coach who’s had a front row seat to family addiction and recovery.
Recovery Coaching
Individual sessions that help you navigate your next best step to support you and your loved ones when the path is unclear.
Invitational Intervention
Respectful family meetings in an invitational manner focused on individual and family long-term recovery.
Educational Workshops
Comprehensive support and education in a large group setting for family members, providers, and allies.
Learn to live, love and recover.
I help others navigate the complexities of addiction with coaching, education, and advocacy.
“Because of my work with Laurie I am in a better and more grounded place to be my true self and to show up and best support my loved ones.”
“I’m so thankful for your CRAFT coaching process, which has made an incredible difference in the way that I show up for my wife. It’s early, but I’m so optimistic.”
Here’s how to take your first steps toward healing.
1.
Share your story
Schedule a call and tell me where you’re at in your journey with addiction so I can suggest the best path forward.
2.
Start your recovery plan
Get connected to the best resources and services that will be most helpful for you right where you are today.
3.
Stay on the recovery path
Feel better equipped for the journey when you break the stigma and silence of the addiction burden you’ve carried for so long.
Addiction was in my family too, and yet so is recovery.
When addiction showed up for our family, we didn't talk much about it. My family succumbed to the behaviors of walking on eggshells and avoiding painful conversations, because we didn't know another way.
My brother, Brian, battled his substance use disorder for many years and in spite of seeking help and treatment, he passed away in 2017. Shortly after that, I felt called to a new, purpose-driven career and eventually became a Certified Family Recovery Coach and ARISE Interventionist. Today, I help families find their voice and hope in the midst of addiction.
As a coach and family member with lived experience, I provide help and support to anyone looking to change their own behaviors and create a new dynamic within their family. Recovery from substance use disorders is possible and probable for anyone.
It’s out there waiting for you, too.
