Healing Together: A Holistic Approach to Family Recovery & Resilience
Let’s be real for a second.
You’re here because someone you love is struggling—with addiction, mental health, or both—and it’s wrecking your peace.
You’ve tried everything: talking, crying, bargaining, staying quiet. You’ve lost sleep. You’ve lost yourself. And still nothing changes.
Here’s the thing: you’re not crazy. This situation is. And it’s time to stop doing it all alone.
Stop painful patterns
Learn how to break repeated cycles and protect your peace.
Communicate with clarity
Speak and listen without chaos, so every word moves you forward.
Reinforce healthy behavior
Encourage progress without enabling—support change that lasts.
Set boundaries that stick
Simple, actionable steps to protect your energy and your relationships.
Reclaim your focus & peace
Get your time, energy and mental space back—starting today.
Feel like you again
Restore your sense of self, identity, and calm in the midst of chaos.
Action-Based Tools for Real Change
Stop feeling stuck—our 6-week live group coaching and real-life practice sessions give you hands-on strategies to shift your mindset, strengthen boundaries, and reclaim control.
A Roadmap to Calm, Clear & Confident
Follow a step-by-step program designed to build lasting resilience, improve communication, and reinforce healthy behaviors—so you can feel like yourself again, no matter where they are in their journey.
Enroll by July and save 20% on our live group coaching program.
A little about myself
Hey—I’m Deborah. I’m a certified family recovery coach, holistic health coach, and a mom who’s been in the trenches of addiction and mental health chaos.
I’ve survived the sleepless nights, the endless Googling, the self-blame, and the tears in the car. I came out the other side with tools that actually work—because I stopped trying to fix them and started focusing on what I could control: my mindset, my boundaries, and my peace.
Now I help families just like yours get the clarity, courage, and calm they deserve—without guilt, without burnout, and without losing themselves in the process.