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Addiction & Recovery
Informed by conversations with someone who has experienced addiction and recovery, and with members of their family.
View this collectionFinding Our Way
Real experiences. Different perspectives. A way forward.
Difficult experiences rarely affect only one person. They reach parents, children, partners, and friends.
Finding Our Way is a collection of supportive resources informed by conversations with people who have lived through difficult experiences, and with the family members who walked through those experiences with them.
We listen to what people say they needed, what helped, what did not help, and what they wish they and their families had known.
Our collections
Each collection begins with listening, so they arrive one at a time. Here is where each one stands.
In development
Grief & Loss
Conversations are underway with people who have carried loss and the families beside them.
Conversations continue. Contact us to share what would help.
In development
Mental & Emotional Health
Listening is underway with individuals and family members on this collection.
Conversations continue. Contact us to share what would help.
Planned collection
Physical Illness
A future collection shaped by people living with illness and those caring for them.
Conversations continue. Contact us to share what would help.
Planned collection
Disability
A future collection shaped by people with disabilities and their families.
Conversations continue. Contact us to share what would help.
Planned collection
Spiritual Struggles
A future collection shaped by people working through questions of faith and meaning.
Conversations continue. Contact us to share what would help.
Finding Our Way Through Addiction & Recovery
This collection is informed by conversations with someone who has experienced addiction and recovery, as well as with members of their family. Each person described the same season differently, and each perspective mattered.
Whose perspective would help you today?
For Me
Perspective and support informed by someone who has experienced addiction and recovery.
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For a Mother
What mothers said helped, what did not, and what they wish they had known earlier.
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More perspectives are coming
Perspectives for a spouse, sibling, caregiver, and friend are being developed as those conversations continue. If your perspective is missing, we would like to hear from you.