FAMILY RECOVERY COACHING
Mary Franzoi CFRS, CRS
Telephone: 484-433-8242
[email protected]
Enhance your perspective, surround yourself with encouragement and meaning. The disease of addiction affects the entire family. It is a devastating disease for those who suffer and the people who love them. Peer support offers you someone who understands what you are going through and knows how to support you.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
Families feel the pain of addiction, too. The stress of living with addiction can have physical, emotional, social and spiritual consequences. Obsessed with trying to solve the problem of their loved ones addiction, families often feel frustrated, angry, confused, and helpless.
A PATH OF RECOVERY gives families hope and healing from the trauma that is caused by the disease of addiction. Recovery provides the family with the tools for self-care and to re-establish healthy relationships.
The GIFT of taking a journey of recovery is healing for you and your loved ones.
We partner with you in navigating the road to Recovery through:
- Managing crisis
- Solving problems
- Communicating effectively
- Reducing stress
- Developing the confidence to provide support with compassion
- Identify, communicate, and maintain healthy boundaries
- Finding and using supports and services
SUPPORTING families to discover their path to getting well.
EDUCATING families on tools for living well.
Establishing CONNECTIONS for staying well.
Sharing HOPE through:
- UNDERSTANDING
- ENCOURAGEMENT
- EMPOWERMENT
Lara Kallander PhD, MAAP, CPC
Telephone: 484-753-3300
[email protected]
thrivingthroughadversitycoaching.com
Parents of children in recovery from eating disorders or substance use:
Addressing your child's health can be daunting, and you might feel overwhelmed and uncertain. Coaching can support you through this challenging time by creating space for your well-being so that you can show up as the parent you want to be.
Individual coaching will enhance:
Your confidence as a caregiver
Hope for the future
In partnership, we can explore self-efficacy – boost your confidence as a caregiver by exploring experiences of mastery, modeling, social persuasion, and psychological factors. Additionally, we can build hope – post-traumatic growth is a choice which comes about by relating to others, new possibilities, personal strength, spiritual change, and appreciation for life.
