Parenting that Promotes Recovery

Effectively support your adult child as they battle addiction and mental illness

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Is this you?

  • You worry that a relapse is always right around the corner

  • You’re tired of fighting, debating, begging, and lecturing…but you don't know what else to do

  • You’re drowning in research and you're still at a loss

  • You hear that it's not your fault yet still can't shake the guilt

  • You walk on eggshells, afraid that something you say will trigger disaster

  • You feel isolated, alone and helpless

Imagine this instead:

  • You’re armed with a parenting framework that gives you purpose and direction

  • You intuitively set (and keep) boundaries with calm conviction

  • You have a trustworthy source of reassurance and guidance at your fingertips every day

  • Your guilt and fear have shrunk and you feel more peace and hope

  • You’re confident in your everyday decisions and how you communicate them

  • You’re part of a community that actually understands and supports you

Hi, I'm Jessica Ponn, and I teach parents how to effectively lead their adult children down the path to lasting recovery from addiction and mental illness.

If you’re anything like the 1,000+ parents I have worked with over the years, you have plenty of support available to you - but not the kind of support that you need the most.

I'm talking about hands-on, practical, trustworthy, expert guidance from a skilled professional who can help you make real-time parenting decisions with individualized strategy.

That's where I come in.

My coaching is based on more than 15 years as a licensed clinical social worker specializing in complex dual diagnosis treatment. Having worked as a therapist, clinical director, and recovery coach, I've sat with more than a thousand families like yours.

And all of my professional experience - combined with decades of scientific research - tells me that you can absolutely be the "X-Factor" in your child's recovery.

Chances are that all you're missing is the right support.

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