60 Minute Private Session with Donna

                          Unlock Powerful Insights in Just 60 Minutes with Donna

In a transformative 60-minute private session, Donna will reveal proven strategies and techniques to help you navigate the challenges of your loved one’s active addiction. Gain the tools to create healthier, more balanced relationships and discover how to respond with clarity, empathy, and confidence.

(Zoom call or In-Person)

When a parent’s teen or adult child is in active addiction, their main concerns typically revolve around these three things:

1. Safety and Well-being of Their Child
   Parents are often deeply worried about their child's physical, mental, and emotional safety. The dangers of addiction, including health risks, accidents, and even death, create overwhelming fear.

   How I can help:
   As a coach or support guide, I can offer strategies to help parents focus on maintaining open, supportive communication without enabling their child. This includes how to set clear, healthy boundaries, recognize signs of danger, and encourage seeking professional help while maintaining their own emotional health.

2. Hope for Recovery and Change
   Parents often struggle with feelings of hopelessness, fearing their child will never recover. They want to believe there is a way forward, not just for their child, but for the family as a whole.

   How I can help:
   I can help parents understand the stages of addiction and recovery, offering insights into realistic expectations and the possibility of change. By sharing success stories and recovery frameworks, parents can find hope and learn how to support their child through the process without pressure or unrealistic demands.

3. Maintaining a Healthy Family Dynamic
   Addiction can strain family relationships, leading to conflict, stress, and unhealthy patterns. Parents often worry about losing connection with their child or enabling destructive behaviors.

   How I can help:
   I can guide parents through techniques for self-care, communication, and boundary-setting, ensuring they don’t lose themselves in the process. By educating them on how to avoid enabling and promoting healthy interactions, I can help them foster healthier relationships with their child while supporting their recovery journey.

In summary, parents need help protecting their child’s safety, finding hope in recovery, and maintaining healthy family dynamics. Through targeted coaching and practical tools, I can guide them toward understanding addiction, setting boundaries, and supporting both their child's healing and their own well-being.