Strategic Coaching for Families: Because Your Well-Being Matters Too!
Find Clarity and Support in Your Family's Recovery
With our expert coaching, learn to make informed choices for your addicted loved one while safeguarding your own health and happiness.
The Struggles of Loving an Addict
Living with an addicted loved one is a deeply challenging and emotionally exhausting experience that impacts everyone close to them. Each day brings a tumultuous mix of fear, anxiety, and frustration, as you grapple with love for the person and anger over their actions. This struggle can lead to feelings of helplessness, swinging between hope and heartbreak.
Family and friendships often suffer as trust erodes and communication breaks down, creating strained relationships filled with resentment and blame. Many feel isolated, withdrawing from social circles to avoid judgment or protect family secrets.
You may find yourself covering their debts or dealing with the fallout of their irresponsibility. This adds stress to an already difficult situation, turning life into a cycle of hope, disappointment, and heartache. Your emotional well-being is tested, and self-neglect can occur as you focus on supporting the addicted individual, all while navigating the instability of their behavior.
It's time to get your life back on track!
Finding support from others who understand is helpful, but sometimes...
You need more than just a listening ear or a positive word of encouragement.
It’s like you’re wandering in a dark maze full of landmines, and no one will give you the actual directions. It’s frustrating!
Even counselors often avoid giving you direct advice
Sometimes, you want real advice on how to handle real-life situations, like:
- How to deal with manipulation
- What boundaries you should set
- What to do when they break your boundary
- How much financial help you should provide
- When and how to send them to treatment
- How to respond when they say they don’t have a problem
- What to do when someone else is enabling your loved one’s addiction
Wouldn’t it be nice to have an expert family recovery specialist to help you navigate these situations with strategy and consistency? Someone to help you find the balance between helping them while also maintaining healthy boundaries for yourself.
That’s exactly what our Family Recovery Membership Program is designed to do.
It’s more than just support! It’s actual help!
Member Benefits
☑️ Weekly Live Group Coaching Calls
Gain exclusive access to our experienced recovery coaches who will guide you through your journey. These interactive sessions are an opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and receive personalized support. Our family recovery specialists are here to help you navigate the challenges and celebrate your successes.
☑️ Advanced Skills Training
We understand that recovery is a unique journey for both parents and spouses. That's why we offer specialized training tailored to your specific needs. Learn advanced techniques, strategies, and coping mechanisms to support your loved ones on their path to recovery. Our comprehensive training modules will equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to create a healthy and supportive environment.
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Topics include:
- Transforming Your Perspective on Addiction
- Reclaiming Your Identity and Well-Being
- Prioritizing Your Mental Health
- Understanding Your Loved One's Experience
- Overcoming Challenges in Loving an Addict
- Reframing Your Mindset
- The Brain's Role in Addiction
- Managing Your Own Thought Patterns
- Surviving Holiday Stress
- Guiding Your Loved One to Treatment
- Navigating Family Dynamics
- Setting Healthy Boundaries
- Balancing Support and Self-Care
- Building Resilient Relationships
☑️ Skills Building Activities
My favorite part of the membership is the skills building challanges. This is where the rubber meets the road! Instead of just talking theory, you'll be putting your knowledge and skills into action. And, the coaches and the community will be right there to support and help you along the way. You'll be practicing skills like: getting out of the "bad guy" role, boundaries, self-care, and lots more.
☑️ Amber's 7 part series on the Science of Addiction
When you learn about the science of addiction, you empower yourself to take an active role in your loved one's recovery. This knowledge improves your understanding and interactions, strengthens your emotional resilience, and contributes to a healthier family dynamic, ultimately leading to better outcomes in the recovery process.
- Increased understanding of the biological and psychological mechanisms of addiction will foster empathy and reduce feelings of anger or frustration.
- Have more productive conversations.
- Identify the best techniques for offering help and being supportive, rather than enabling behaviors that may hinder recovery
- Set realistic expectations for their loved one’s journey
- Enhansed coping strategies to manage emotions and set healthy boundaries.
- Encourage open dialogue
☑️ Community Support
Surround yourself with a community of like-minded individuals who understand your struggles and can offer support and encouragement. Our members-only forum provides a safe space to connect, share stories, and find inspiration. Together, we can overcome challenges, celebrate milestones, and build lasting relationships.
But that's not all! As a member of the Family Recovery Academy, you'll also enjoy exclusive access to bonus resources, expert interviews, and ongoing updates to keep you informed and motivated.
Weekly Live Group Coaching Calls
with our Family Recovery Experts
Campbell Manning
Not only is Campbell professionally trained with 10+years of expereince, she also has two sons in recovery. So she understands the issue personally and professionally. Campbell is especially good with
- Self-care for family members
- Financial boundaries
- Encouraging independence and postive self-worth
- Helping vs. enabling, and lots more....
Kim Garrett
Kim is also a professionally trained counselor with more than 10 years experience. Kim specializes in helping people in a relationship with someone struggling with addiction. Kim is especially good with.
- Communication
- Boundaries
- Deciding when to stay/go
- Protecting your children
- Dealing with other diffuclt family members, and lots more!
Rediscover your sense of self
Engaging with addiction fundamentally alters your mental landscape. Instead of joy, it floods your life with negativity—lies, anger, denial, and fear. Living in this heavy emotional environment can be overwhelming, creating a cycle where negativity becomes your default mindset.
If anxious thoughts plague you nightly, your brain may start to “default” to that anxiety, leaving you feeling on edge even without reason.
Addiction rewires your brain, making negative emotional patterns ingrained in your consciousness,
leading to what I call “default negative mode.” This state, marked by constant anxiety, guilt, and fear, robs you of joy and fulfillment, making it hard to experience happiness or peace.
Even when you try to think positively, a brain wired for negativity makes it feel nearly impossible to sustain uplifting emotions. It’s like paddling against a raging river with a flimsy stick. This struggle becomes your everyday reality, trapping you in a relentless cycle of anxiety and negativity, leaving you feeling powerless despite your best efforts to cultivate happiness.
Frequently Asked Questions...
Who is this for?
What if I can't attend the live coaching calls?
Is it worth the money?
Can I schedule a one-on-one session instead?
Can I schedule a meeting with Amber instead?
What is included in the membership?
What if I want to cancel?
Why should I join?
”I got a lot out of the information I learned. My partner is now 110+ days sober, off all antidepressants, and tapering off his anti-anxiety medication. This group and Kim and Amber's guidance got me through a tough time, and I am grateful."
"This group has been invaluable. I confronted many of my enabling behaviors, and my motto became 'tag you're it'. And, I'm pleased to tell you my son got sober just over a year ago (after two years of drug use that saw him get kicked out of school and basically live in his room). His motivation was non-existent. A year later he has moved out, has a job, is paying his bills, and is looking into an apprenticeship. It's wonderful to see his confidence, self-esteem, and joy returning. Words elude me to describe how thankful I am to you for all the work you do, it makes a huge difference.
"I have gotten so much from this group. My son is not in denial anymore, and wants to recover on his own while continuing to work, but is realizing it's not going to be easy."
We're here to help you recover your loved one from addiction
Get access to our highly trained family recovery specialists.
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Benefits of Membership
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Reclaim Your Identity: Learn to rediscover who you are beyond your experiences with addiction, empowering you to live authentically.
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Enhanced Emotional Resilience: Develop coping strategies to manage anxiety, fear, and guilt, allowing you to navigate the challenges of loving someone with addiction.
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Improved Communication Skills: Gain tools for effective communication with your loved one, fostering understanding and reducing conflict.
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Healthy Boundaries: Learn to set and maintain healthy boundaries that protect your well-being while supporting your loved one’s recovery.
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Supportive Community: Connect with others who share similar experiences, providing mutual support and encouragement on your journey.
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Greater Understanding of Addiction: Deepen your knowledge of how addiction affects both individuals and families, enabling you to approach the situation with empathy and insight.
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Practical Tools and Strategies: Access practical tips and resources for navigating daily challenges, from surviving the holidays to managing family dynamics.
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Stronger Family Relationships: Work towards healing and strengthening family ties through shared experiences and increased understanding.
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Focused Mental Health: Prioritize your own mental and emotional health, ensuring you have the strength and clarity to support both yourself and your loved one.
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Guidance Throughout Recovery: Receive expert guidance on supporting your loved one through the treatment process and navigating the ups and downs of recovery.
