Real Stories, Real Solutions
You Don’t Have To Walk Through Family Addiction Alone
Seeing a loved one battle addiction is heartbreaking. You feel helpless, watching them struggle with substance abuse. But here’s the key: it’s important to not self-destruct right along with them. As much as you want to free them from the grip of drugs or alcohol, you can’t control if they are willing to take those first steps toward addiction recovery. However, you can point them in the right direction while maintaining healthy boundaries and caring for your own emotional and physical wellbeing during addiction.
If it feels like a tightrope, don’t give up in despair.
We’re here to help.
Hello,
I’m Kimberly Wick, LMFT
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology and an MBA. As a former adjunct faculty member at Pepperdine University in the Graduate School of Psychology, I have years of experience in therapy, both individual and family.
My own experiences with family addiction and mental health have taught me to set boundaries with loved ones from a place of clarity versus fear. Today, after being in the trenches with family addiction and having experienced the unfortunate loss of loved ones, I am passionate about helping others through their challenging times, helping them gain insight and clarity to take the next steps.
Hi there,
I’m Lyle Wick, LMFT, LAADC
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a Licensed Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LAADC). As co-owner of Bridge The Gap, a therapeutic mentoring company, and with extensive work history in addiction treatment centers, my personal journey in recovery equips me with the rare ability to engage with clinical expertise and distinct empathy.
It has become my passion to help individuals and families struggling with addiction and mental health issues find their own personal empowerment through addiction education, mental health insights, and recovery support.
Your Partners in Recovery
As partners in recovery, we offer guidance and support to struggling individuals and families. Our support groups, resources, and one-on-one consulting will help you successfully navigate this rocky path.
Here’s just a small taste of what we’ll cover together…
✓ Managing expectations
✓ Establishing appropriate boundaries
✓ Determining when your desire to help is crossing over into enabling
Your Healing Journey Starts Now
Whether you’ve recently discovered your loved one’s addiction or you’ve been engaged in this difficult dance for far too long, we have an ebook to help guide you. Download your free digital copy now to get started.
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