Cate Kluge

Loving someone who struggles with addiction can feel like living in two worlds. On one hand, you care deeply and want to help. On the other hand, you’re drained, anxious, and constantly second-guessing yourself. Maybe it’s your parent, your sibling, your best friend, or even your partner or your child. No matter how much you care, it’s easy to lose yourself in the process.

At New Dawn Family Healing, we specialize in helping those impacted by a loved one's substance use disorder. You might feel like it’s your job to keep things together, or like setting a boundary makes you a bad person. It doesn’t. You’re allowed to focus on your own healing, even if the person you love isn’t ready to change yet.

We help individuals identify enabling behaviors, overcome codependency and fear, and learn how to set boundaries with the people you love the most.

If you are struggling to navigate your loved one's addiction, I’m here. You deserve support, too.