I want to tell you something I’ve been watching for years. A few times a year I host workshops and classes for a group of families who come together on Zoom. Parents, spouses, siblings, aunts, grandparents, etc. Some have been dealing with this for five years....
I asked the 40 or so current members in our family membership, “What is the healthiest coping skill you’ve learned with us so far?” They are parents of alcoholics/addicts, they’re spouses of alcoholics/addicts, they’re siblings of alcoholics/addicts—their...
In the lead up to the release of my book, Dear Family, Why Your Loved One Won’t Accept Help and How To Help Them Anyway (currently available for pre-order!), I’m sharing the five “memos” that I got from the Universe that led to the founding of Tipping Point Recovery...
In the lead-up to my book releasing soon (we’re aiming for the end of April, if everything goes smoothly 🤞), I’m going to tell the origin of how Tipping Point Recovery and this work came to be. I’ll do it by sharing the five “memos” that I got from Universe....
A question I’m asked often is, “How do I connect with my loved one when they’re in active addiction?” It’s a great question. Connection is an important part of recovery; it’s actually the opposite of addiction, so connecting with your loved one in meaningful ways...
Last week was the 11th anniversary of the death of a very special young man who lost his life at the young age of 18. His name was Brian Hoeflinger. He was a star student, a great friend, and an all around kind-hearted person who was driving his car when he died. He...
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