Addicted to an Addict is a 1.5-hour on-demand webinar designed for individuals and families affected by someone else’s addiction. This guided experience offers clarity, validation, and practical tools to help you understand your role, reclaim your peace, and take the next step in your healing journey.
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What You Will Gain
By participating in this 1.5-hour on-demand webinar, you will:
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Clarity around how someone else’s addiction may be influencing your emotions, decisions, and sense of self
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Language to understand patterns, roles, and responses that often develop when addiction is present in the family
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Practical tools to begin setting healthier boundaries and reclaiming your peace
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Validation that your experience matters, even if you are not the one struggling with substance use
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A personalized next-step pathway to continued support through monthly group sessions, one-on-one guidance, or a healing retreat
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A free e-journal to help you reflect, process, and apply at your own pace
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About the Facilitator
Lived Experience & Professional Background
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I was raised in a community deeply affected by substance abuse and within a family where addiction was a constant presence. These early experiences shaped my understanding of how addiction impacts not only individuals, but entire families and generations.
As an adult, I navigated addiction within my own household. My husband struggled with substance use and has been free since 1985. Later, my son faced addiction to PCP and has now been free for over 20 years. Walking alongside loved ones through addiction and recovery has given me a deep, firsthand understanding of the emotional, relational, and psychological toll it takes on families.
During my husband’s addiction, I pursued and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with an emphasis in Chemical Dependency, equipping me with both clinical knowledge and lived insight. This combination allows me to bridge professional understanding with real-world experience, offering guidance that is informed, compassionate, and practical.
Today, I use my story and training to support individuals and families affected by someone else’s addiction—helping them recognize patterns, establish healthy boundaries, and begin their own healing journey.
