We provide confidential, compassionate peer coaching for those impacted by alcohol or other drugs, including loved ones. We don’t require sobriety or follow a one-size-fits-all program. Whatever your goals, from simply cutting back to long-term sobriety, we're here for you.
In-person support is available in Sioux Falls, Pierre and Watertown. Virtual help is available statewide.
Our office is located on Tennis Ln, right off W 57th St. If our door is locked, all coaches are in sessions. Please call (855) 539-9375 to let us know you’ve arrived.
5020 S Tennis Lane, #4
Sioux Falls, SD 57108
(855) 539-9375
[email protected]
Monday to Thursday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Lorie is available to coach in person in the Pierre area. She also leads our work in the women's prison Tuesdays and Thursdays. If you'd like to meet with Lorie, please reach out to us.
We're partnering with Brothers and Sisters Behind Bars to provide free, compassionate coaching in Watertown and Codington County. Please reach out if you'd like to meet with Jessica in person.
All Face It TOGETHER coaches have personal experience with addiction, either directly themselves, as a close loved one or both. We try to pair you with a coach who best fits your experiences and preferences, regardless of their location.
Coach, Sioux Falls
Aubrey struggled with addiction for more than 10 years and has a range of experiences as a loved one to call upon. She has always wanted to help others impacted by addiction and let them know they're not alone.
Aubrey
Coach, Watertown
Jessica remembers feeling like she was being thrown away in the system, like she was being forgotten. Today, she gets to walk alongside others and show them they’re not alone.
Jessica
Coach, Sioux Falls
Carlos grew up in a household with abuse, which he escaped by going out with friends and drinking. He has found his wellness through cultivating self-love and identifying his life values.
Carlos
Coach, Sioux Falls
For years, Janelle tried dealing with the addiction in her life on her own. One of her favorite phrases since finding wellness is “don’t waste the pain,” which is why she wanted to help other family members in need.
Janelle
Coach, Pierre
Now that she’s in recovery, Lorie doesn’t feel like she needs to hide anymore. She gets to experience her emotions and have meaningful conversations. She’s committed to helping others build their confidence, self-love and success in life.
Lorie
Coach, Sioux Falls
Shannon grew up around addiction and struggled with her own meth and morphine addiction. She still drinks alcohol in moderation. She loves making people feel welcome and heard, no matter what they're going through.
Shannon
Coach, Sioux Falls
Kattie grew up in a home with addiction and spent three years in federal prison for drug-related charges. She has a passion for criminal justice reform and wants to serve as a voice for those who are voiceless.
Kattie