With our next live Stop the Chaos 2.0 Bootcamp only two short months away (join the waitlist to learn more here), I’ve been sitting down with past participants to hear directly what their experience was like.
If you missed Shelly’s share, you can find it here.
Today, we’re hearing from Nancy.
“I’m a 25-plus year enabler of my son’s addictions, and I have referred to myself as a master enabler for way too long. I just didn’t know how to quit. I didn’t know how to not be addicted to my son’s addictions.”
Maybe you can identify with being a “master enabler” to your addicted loved one. Be kind to yourself if you do—enabling is how you love.
Nancy learned through the Stop the Chaos training and Bootcamp she could love in a healthier way, for her loved one and herself.
“I took care of people all day in my in my profession, and then I took care of [my son] and his needs, trying to make sure that he was a good dad, to try to make sure that he kept a job, to try to make sure that he didn’t blow the roof off of this house. And I never took the time for myself, and that’s what this program taught me to do—stop and look within first and start working on myself, getting myself right internally, so that I can make better decisions, better communication…I am definitely calmer. I have more trust in myself internally. I have more faith in my decisions.”
Watch the full conversation with Nancy here:
P.S. You can find your voice, become more grounded, and get your life back the same way Nancy did.
It all starts with joining me for my LIVE Dear Family Method Masterclass on March 16, 2025.
Here’s what I’ll teach during this powerful 2-hour session:
- There’s a different way to think about and approach substance use disorder and recovery.
- You can do something to help your loved one — starting today.
- There is a path to recovery for your family, and you don’t have to walk it alone.
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