Raising Grace Coaching
Stepping Free ... Codependency Support
Healing for People who Love an Addict
You may have found this site as you were searching for addiction recovery options for your alcoholic or addicted loved one—whether spouse, partner, child, parent, or friend.
But what about you? While there are many resources for addiction recovery, those looking for codependency support are often confused about where to turn. The problem is harder to define and solutions seem impossible.
Click here for your free copy of "Do You Love an Addict?: Strategies for Healing."
Please take advantage of this community and the resources here if you:
You can learn to use your experiences as stepping stones to create the life you want. Let them be a powerful motivator to live and love peacefully no matter what life throws at you.
There are a variety of ways to get started:
It is my sincere passion to share what I have learned about how living with an addict can be a very powerful launching pad for personal growth. My story is probably very similar to yours. I have served many clients who have learned from their own struggles and then soared to new heights of peace and prosperity. So can you.
Codependent or Compassionate?
There is a lot of confusion and baggage around the label "Codependent" and for that reason I don't use it often. Instead, we focus on the individual behaviors that you would like to change. We start by creating a new awareness of your patterns and a very honest assessment of what's working for you and what's not.
Typically, living with an alcoholic causes us to put ourselves and our needs second. We are extremely compassionate about the suffering of the addict. We wear ourselves out taking care of everything and even assume responsibility for the addiction recovery program. We tiptoe around in fear and get lost in obsession about our addict's behavior. Living with an addict is like being strapped to a bomb and causes huge stresses to our physical, mental, and emotional health.
If this sounds like you, here is what you need to know:
A painful relationship offers a chance for profound healing. As you free yourself from feelings of despair and hopelessness, you can break life-long patterns that have held you captive. As you discover your lessons and apply them, you reclaim your power and joy. You stand taller. You see clearly. You laugh again. You create. You love yourself and others more fully.
This work requires a dramatic shift in your responses, in your habits of thought, and in your beliefs about yourself and your situation. Coaching offers education and support as you make these life-affirming changes.
Through individual coaching or the Journey to Self course, you will learn to:
You may have found this site as you were searching for addiction recovery options for your alcoholic or addicted loved one—whether spouse, partner, child, parent, or friend.
But what about you? While there are many resources for addiction recovery, those looking for codependency support are often confused about where to turn. The problem is harder to define and solutions seem impossible.
Click here for your free copy of "Do You Love an Addict?: Strategies for Healing."
Please take advantage of this community and the resources here if you:
- Love an addict of any kind
- Love an alcoholic
- Are living with an addict
- Are living with an alcoholic
- Grew up with an alcoholic parent
- Have codependent relationships patterns
- Want codependency support from those who have "been there and done that"
- Desire a life of joy and purpose
You can learn to use your experiences as stepping stones to create the life you want. Let them be a powerful motivator to live and love peacefully no matter what life throws at you.
There are a variety of ways to get started:
Free Resources – Subscribe and receive regular tips and inspiration especially for People Who Love an Addict. Let your heart get comfortable with the possibility that you deserve a life of peace and joy.
Free Coaching – I offer a free coaching session if you would like to talk to someone who understands. There is never any pressure to continue with coaching. I would be honored to share my insights with you.The Mission
Learning! – Sign up for one of the affordable teleclasses where you can learn life-changing skills as you connect with others who share your experience ... all from the comfort of your home or office. The "Journey to Self" class is especially relevant for the codependent person. This course is also available as a self-study e-course.
Individual Coaching – Grace yourself with heart-centered coaching. Create your own individual path to well-being and wholeness. Choose an email or telephone coaching package that meets your needs.
It is my sincere passion to share what I have learned about how living with an addict can be a very powerful launching pad for personal growth. My story is probably very similar to yours. I have served many clients who have learned from their own struggles and then soared to new heights of peace and prosperity. So can you.
Codependent or Compassionate?
There is a lot of confusion and baggage around the label "Codependent" and for that reason I don't use it often. Instead, we focus on the individual behaviors that you would like to change. We start by creating a new awareness of your patterns and a very honest assessment of what's working for you and what's not.
Typically, living with an alcoholic causes us to put ourselves and our needs second. We are extremely compassionate about the suffering of the addict. We wear ourselves out taking care of everything and even assume responsibility for the addiction recovery program. We tiptoe around in fear and get lost in obsession about our addict's behavior. Living with an addict is like being strapped to a bomb and causes huge stresses to our physical, mental, and emotional health.
If this sounds like you, here is what you need to know:
You can change even if your addict doesn't.
A painful relationship offers a chance for profound healing. As you free yourself from feelings of despair and hopelessness, you can break life-long patterns that have held you captive. As you discover your lessons and apply them, you reclaim your power and joy. You stand taller. You see clearly. You laugh again. You create. You love yourself and others more fully.
This work requires a dramatic shift in your responses, in your habits of thought, and in your beliefs about yourself and your situation. Coaching offers education and support as you make these life-affirming changes.
Through individual coaching or the Journey to Self course, you will learn to:
- Focus on you.
- Safely vent your anger.
- Release limiting beliefs.
- Respond rather than react.
- Recognize destructive patterns in yourself and others.
- Forgive for your own sake.
- Decipher the language of emotion.
- Stay true to yourself during crisis.
- Lovingly detach from your addict.
- Take radical personal responsibility for yourself.
- Trust in a higher power.
- Attract the life you want.
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