THERE
IS HOPE.

Your loved one struggling with addiction CAN recover.

 
 

You love someone struggling with substance abuse.

You are tired of feeling mentally and physically drained from caring about his well-being. Others have given up trying and telling you to do the same. It feels hopeless not knowing if he'll ever change or how to help him. But in your heart of hearts, there is a feeling that tells you, "There is hope. Recovery is possible." You're not ready to give up and I'm with you!

Start your journey to hope

Aloha! I’m Melanie

Hope Releaser founder and recovery coach. If you're here then it was meant to be. By divine design we were supposed to meet.

 Addiction is a long battle, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Sometimes you just need someone who's been down that road, knows what it's like, supports you and your loved one, so you can come out whole and healed.

If you’re a woman who loves someone struggling with substance abuse, I can help you understand addiction, practice important self-care, and give you skills and strategies to help your loved one reduce or end their addiction.

 Take my hand and I'll walk you through heartache to healing.

 The Hope Releasers Recovery Plan

Don’t suffer in silence or struggle alone. There is hope, but it starts with you:

 

Find refuge and encouragement in our caring community of women who love someone struggling with substance abuse.

With a powerful proven plan, the support from a recovery coach, and a small group of women in the same situation, you can feel hopeful about the future again.

Grow in your resilience as you learn new skills and strategies to help you and your loved one recover.

 

 You don’t have to wait until your loved one hits rock bottom.


Family and friends are often the vital difference in helping someone struggling with substance abuse.
Here’s how we can help :

1. Empower you to influence change in your loved one

2. Train you in behavior change skills

3. Improve your quality of life whether or not your loved one gets treatment

4. Prepare you for getting your loved one into treatment