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Family Recovery Coaching 

Building a Roadmap for Family Healing and Recovery 

My coaching services are based on my years of experience and enhanced by training and professional certifications in respected national programs in the industry. I use proven methods for successful coaching with my clients.

I can guide family members to healthier ways of interacting and communicating with their loved one.

So… About me…

I was introduced to the concept of family recovery when my adult son went to treatment for substance abuse several years ago. I had been dealing with the chaos, fear, and insanity for a while before we found a good program to help him. By that time, I was exhausted, confused, numb and hopeless. My home and family structure were so out of balance from the assault of the disease of addiction, and I could not even imagine that it could ever get better.

 

Luckily for me, the treatment center’s family support program offered a roadmap to recovery for me, recovery from being enmeshed with my son’s struggle and codependent on his dysfunctional lifestyle.

 

My roadmap, my plan if you will, offered me a way out of the insanity and paved a path back to balance, peace and joyful living. I worked hard at understanding what the clinicians were telling me, and then I committed to doing the hard work of changing my life. I was hoping that my son cared enough to do the same while in treatment, so wasn’t I worth the same effort for my own life? I said yes to that idea, and I got my life back.

 

Now I’m passionate about sharing my story and what I’ve learned to give families the skills and direction so they too can gain understanding, find their strength, and have hope of living lives they deserve to live.

 

For years now, I have served as a mentor at treatment centers and structured sober living facilities, spoken at family workshops, and written articles and workbooks about the power of family recovery and methods for getting back on track to a life worth living. All of this has led me to my new life as a recovery coach for families. I come by this honestly….I have walked this path.

Mission Statement

My mission is to help families heal from the disease of addiction. Recovery is more than a loved one's sobriety. It's about restoring balance, health, happiness and hope to the family unit. It's hard to imagine, but it is possible.  

What I offer…

A goal-oriented action plan that addresses issues such as:

Understanding the Disease of Addiction and its Effects on the Family 

What you have been through or are still experiencing has changed you. Let’s get you back to who you are meant to be.

Codependency….the Unhealthy Connection 

If you speak of yourself and your substance abuser as a unit, we can separate the conversation into a healthier dialogue for both of you.

Setting Healthy Boundaries and Learning How to Hold Them 

Do you set boundaries in hopes of controlling the behavior of your substance abuser? There’s a good reason why that tactic doesn’t work, so let’s focus on a proven way to change your method.

When Helping Turns into Over-Helping and Explodes into Enabling

Do you find yourself always doing things for your loved one that are not your responsibility? Let’s redefine what you really need to be doing and what your true responsibilities are.

Building a Framework to Restructure Your Relationship with Your Loved One 

Bringing balance back to your life involves a new, stable foundation in your qualifying relationship.

Effective Communication Skills

Do your conversations often spiral into stressful shouting matches where nothing gets resolved? We can set a different tone just by changing a few simple words.



 The Art of Self Care

You owe it to yourself to nurture your mind, body and spirit. “Selfish” is not a dirty word.



Contact Information

Robin Miller, Family Recovery Coach

Certified Recovery Specialist/International Recovery Institute

Group Leader, Level 1 Certification/CMC Foundation for Change

So...what’s your plan?

Phone: 404-788-0155

Email: robinsmiller@comcast.net

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