When you feel stuck, we can help
We understand how isolating it is when your loved one is struggling with addiction. Shame, confusion – even anger – are probably just some of what you're feeling.
These complex emotions make the process of getting good help very difficult.
Maybe you're struggling to be supportive while setting boundaries. Or feeling guilt, like you're somehow to blame.
Our coaching emphasizes evidence-based, non-confrontational approaches:
- Better understand the complex disease of addiction.
- Reduce conflict.
- Strengthen your own well-being.
- Improve communication.
- Learn how to model and encourage change.
- Establish healthy boundaries.
- Motivate your loved one toward change.
- Enhance your quality of life.
About coaching
Your first two coaching visits are free. After that, for a monthly membership fee, you'll receive confidential and non-judgmental support from our experienced coaches.
- Convenient and flexible to fit into your day-to-day life.
- Personalized assessments of current strengths and challenges.
- Practical tools and action steps.
- Science-based strategies to engage your loved one.
- Data to track your progress.
- Unlimited messaging with your coach.
- Connection to other resources to help.
- Help understanding treatment and insurance.
- Flexible membership plans to fit your budget.
Rejecting tough love
"It wasn't until we found Face It TOGETHER that we felt real hope. We finally felt we had the right resources and support to help our loved one. We learned how to cope with the nightmare we were living in and we started to see a change in our son for the first time in many years."
More for loved ones
Transforming lives
62%
More likely to be satisfied with emotions or feelings
100%
Less likely to feel like they're enabling their loved one
83%
Less likely to say their unwell loved one is negatively impacting their work
We're here for you
Cindy Leingang
Coach, Bismarck-Mandan
Cindy is a loved one coach, using her experience as a mother of a 19-year-old son who was lost to addiction to help other families.
Cindy Leingang
Dave Jansa
Coach, Sioux Falls
Dave is a long-term survivor of the chronic disease of addiction. He started with Face It TOGETHER as a volunteer in 2009 and was instrumental to the creation of our loved one coaching program.
Dave Jansa
Shawna Darling
Coach, Denver
Shawna has a passion for helping those impacted by addiction, trauma and mental health issues.
Shawna Darling