Helping You Navigate
Family Addiction
If your spouse, family member or adult child is struggling with addiction, you’ve probably had some of these thoughts and feelings:
I need to monitor my loved ones location.
I can’t trust what my loved one says.
I constantly feel stressed out by our situation.
I’m struggling with my loved one’s behavior.
I’m worried about my loved one’s safety.
My loved one’s room looks like a disaster.
We get it. We've been there too.
WELCOME!
YOU’RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE!
We know how challenging it is when a loved one is struggling with addiction. You're desperate to help them get well. And yet you've done everything you know to do. We've been exactly where you are and emerged triumphantly on the other side. You can too!
Our support groups, resources and one-on-one consulting will help you successfully navigate this rocky path. Learn to establish appropriate boundaries, manage your expectations, and determine when your desire to help is crossing over into enabling.
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Your Loved One Has an Addiction. Now what?
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Family & Friends
Support Group
Are you challenged by your loved one’s addiction?
Join our FREE Family & Friends Virtual Support Group!
SERVICES
⤷ CONSULTATIONS
We are here to help you get emotionally organized. It is imperative for you to have a roadmap when navigating the challenges of your loved one’s addiction. We will help you create a plan, learn helpful coping tools, and guide you to the appropriate resources.
⤷ SUPPORT GROUP
Come join our FREE support group where you will get feedback and resources about your current situation. For your convenience and privacy, the support group is offered on Zoom.
Kimberly Wick
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and hold a Master of Art degree in Clinical Psychology and an MBA degree. I am former adjunct faculty member at Pepperdine University in the Graduate School of Psychology.
Through years of my own therapy (both individual and family), I became passionate about the process of self-growth, discovering how my own behaviors were creating patterns in my life, landing me in similar situations with different storylines. It was during my experiences with family addiction/mental health that I learned to take contrary action, setting boundaries with loved ones from a place of clarity versus fear. I noticed positive changes taking place not only in my relationships with loved ones but also in my relationship with myself.
Today, after being in the trenches with family addiction/mental health 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.
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Licensed Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor
Lyle Wick Sparks
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a Licensed Advanced Alcohol Drug Counselor (LAADC). I am co-owner of Bridge The Gap, a therapeutic mentoring company, and I have an extensive work history with treatment centers.
My personal journey in recovery, both as an adult child of and my own addiction, equips me with the rare ability to engage with clinical savvy and distinct empathy in the way I support family members through their recovery process. The unique perspective I gained from overcoming my own seemingly insurmountable obstacles, paired with my educational and professional merit, allow me to create a space for my clients to feel supported and safe.
It has become my passion to help individuals and families who are struggling with their loved one’s addiction and mental health issues to find their own personal empowerment thru education and insight.
