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Facing uncertainty, together Since March, we've all been living in a new reality. Those impacted by addiction, including loved ones, face additional struggles because of COVID-19.
– Some have discovered they rely on substances much more than they previously thought. This leads to a need for someone to talk to. In particular, someone with a similar lived experience who won't judge or criticize.
– Loved ones are feeling the deep exhaustion that comes with compassion fatigue. Often, they are the primary caregiver of someone struggling with addiction as well as their children, who are now at home. We've taken intentional steps to address these challenges, including offering free coaching, virtual sessions and flexible payment options. |
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Welcoming our newest Board members We're extremely excited to announce the addition of four new Board members: Jeff Brecht, Melissa Flynn, Wade Robey and Dave Jansa. We're thrilled about the talent, enthusiasm and skills they'll all bring to our Board of Directors. |
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Join our team We're looking for a Community Liason and Addiction Wellness Coach to support a wide range of partnerships in Colorado Springs. |
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 Dave Jansa
Board member &
former coach |
Q: How do I make sure I'm not enabling my daughter's drug use?
A: In most cases, the fear of enabling does much more harm than good. There's nothing wrong with loving, caring for and wanting the best for your daughter, whether she uses drugs or not. |
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