Families Recover Together

10/07/2026

Tomorrow, October 8, we will continue to discuss Brandi Mac’s book, Do What You Can Live With.

She is open, honest, and knowledgeable about her recovery journey with her daughter, and she offers helpful insights for others.

“You can’t control the outcome, but you can choose the kind of person you want to be in the middle of the storm. That’s what ‘doing what you can live with’ really means.” –Brandi Mac

Our group is for families with loved ones in addiction or recovery.

We meet weekly on Thursdays from 5–6:30 pm PT, 6–7:30 pm MT, 7-8:30 pm CT, and 8–9:30 pm ET.

The Zoom link to register is: https://yourdoor.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/1786/responses/new

Join for one meeting or more. Join anytime!

10/01/2026

Tomorrow, October 1, we will continue to discuss Brandi Mac’s book, Do What You Can Live With. She is open, honest, and knowledgeable about her recovery journey with her daughter, and she offers helpful insights for others.

“You can’t control the outcome, but you can choose the kind of person you want to be in the middle of the storm. That’s what ‘doing what you can live with’ really means.” –Brandi Mac

Our group is for families with loved ones in addiction or recovery.

We meet weekly on Thursdays from 5–6:30 pm PT, 6–7:30 pm MT, 7-8:30 pm CT, and 8–9:30 pm ET.

Contact Jill DiLoreto at [email protected] to register.

Join for one meeting or more. Join anytime!

09/30/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXxytf6kfPM
Dr. Amador's work is so profound. I am so grateful for his personal and professional experience to help us understand Anosognosia, the inability to be aware of and understand our own mental illness, and how to love others. 17 minutes! This is not denial. We can love and encourage others who may not have insight and help them get help.

While studying to become a clinical psychologist, Dr. Xavier Amador...

09/23/2026

On Thursday, September 24, we'll discuss Brandi Mac's book Do What You Can Live With. You don’t need to buy the book. We'll send the slides after the meeting.

“Whether your loved one is in recovery, actively using, or lost to this crisis, this guide offers hope through honesty, connection, and doing what you can live with.”

Our group is for families with loved ones in addiction or recovery.
We meet weekly on Thursdays from 5–6:30 pm PT, 6–7:30 pm MT, 7-8:30 pm CT, and 8–9:30 pm ET.

The Zoom link to register is: https://yourdoor.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/1786/responses/new

Join for one meeting or more. Join anytime

09/17/2026

I did it! I am now a CERTIFIED grief coach! I am committed to guiding people from where they are to where they want to be, holding them in their willingness and desire to live fully alongside their grief.

09/16/2026

On Thursday, September 17, 2026, we will practice discussing shared goals to help heal our relationship wounds.

We are usually good at knowing our own points of view. Healing wounds also involves understanding the other person’s point of view and finding a shared goal we can both agree on. We will also discuss how to reduce resistance and how we might apologize and take responsibility for our part in any misunderstanding.

The steps to a shared goal include talking about what you need and feel, exploring what they need and feel, asking them to solve the problem with you, and finding your shared goal/longing.

Our group is for families with loved ones in addiction or recovery.

We meet weekly on Thursdays from 5–6:30 pm PT, 6–7:30 pm MT, 7-8:30 pm CT, and 8–9:30 pm ET.

The Zoom link to register is: https://yourdoor.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/1786/responses/new

Join for one meeting or more. Join anytime.

09/06/2026

September is National Recovery Month! Did you know 75% eventually recover?

09/02/2026

On Thursday, September 3, we'll continue to chat about repairing relational wounds.

Healthy relationships are essential in recovery. Yet, our relationships can often suffer wounds from what is said or done, or not said or done.

What is a relational wound? It happens when our expectations aren't met and someone doesn’t follow through when we depend on them.

Our group is for families with loved ones in addiction or recovery.

We meet weekly on Thursdays from 5–6:30 pm PT, 6–7:30 pm MT, 7-8:30 pm CT, and 8–9:30 pm ET.

The Zoom link to register is: https://yourdoor.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/1786/responses/new

Join for one meeting or more. Join anytime

09/01/2026

September is National Recovery Month!

08/26/2026

On Thursday, August 27, we'll chat about repairing relational wounds.

Healthy relationships are essential in recovery. Yet, our relationships can often suffer wounds from what is said or done, or not said or done.

What is a relational wound? It happens when our (or their) expectations aren't met, and they (we) don’t follow through when we (they) depend on them (us).

Our group is for families with loved ones in addiction or recovery.

We meet weekly on Thursdays from 5–6:30 pm PT, 6–7:30 pm MT, 7-8:30 pm CT, and 8–9:30 pm ET.

The Zoom link to register is: https://yourdoor.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/1786/responses/new

Join for one meeting or more. Join anytime