A proven, supportive approach that helps you move your partner closer to sobriety.

If you are currently in a relationship with someone who struggles with alcohol - you are in the right place.

There is hope. There is a proven solution. There is judgment-free support for you.

How We Help:

  • Discover science-backed skills that actually work—without yelling, begging, or walking on eggshells. You'll learn how to approach your partner in ways that motivate change and protect your peace.

  • CRAFT is a research-backed approach that helps 7 out of 10 partners get their loved one into treatment—within just 12 weeks of supported implementation.
    It’s not about detaching or waiting for rock bottom. It’s about learning how to support recovery through compassion, boundaries, and practical behavior change strategies that actually work.

  • Whether you want the privacy of one-on-one coaching or the connection of a supportive community, you don’t have to do this alone. We offer both—so you can get personalized guidance and 24/7 support, no matter where you're at in your journey.

Real Support Starts Here.

You love your partner, but their drinking is taking a toll on you.

  • You’ve tried everything—begging, threatening, crying—but nothing has worked.

  • You don’t want to leave… but you also can’t keep living like this.

  • You’re tired of walking on eggshells and trying to manage everything on your own.

  • You just want to feel peaceful, confident, and in control again.

  • You’re not here to give up—you just want to know how to actually help him.

  • You’re afraid of what will happen if things keep going like this.

If you're nodding along—you’re not alone.
You don’t have to choose between staying and suffering. There’s a better way to support him and take care of yourself.

I’ll show you how.

Working Together

Healing Together Success Stories

  • "He’s 52 days sober! I never thought I’d be saying that, but here we are. This group and these strategies changed everything."

    -Healing Together Member

  • "I used to spend all my time trying to fix him, and it was draining me. This group gave me my life back—now I take care of myself, and surprisingly, he's drinking less too."

    -Healing Together Member

  • He actually comes home much earlier not buzzed or drunk which is a huge win. I know there will be ups and downs. This paired with his unprompted apology really helps me see how CRAFT is working to break old patterns and cycles.

    -Healing Together Member

  • "This group has truly been a saving grace for my mental health. I went from feeling completely alone to feeling supported, hopeful, and strategic about my partner’s sobriety journey."

    -Healing Together Member

  • "I was nervous about joining, but it's truly life-changing. Since starting Healing Together, my partner has joined therapy, and I finally feel like I know what I’m doing."

    -Healing Together Member

  • We did it! (Obviously this is only the first step, and there's still such a long, hard battle in front of us. The risk of relapse is high etc etc. But I just need to celebrate this win!! This is the first time EVER he admitted he cannot drink and sobriety is the only thing that will work. When I stopped enabling and fixing things for him, he felt the fear of losing everything - friends, family, me. And he decided he would choose sobriety and enter an outpatient rehab programme with intensive therapy.

    -Healing Together Member

  • After a few months of supporting him strategically in the membership, he has decided to try a 30 day rehab. I view it as an investment into our future.

    -Healing Together Member

  • He started therapy on Saturday!!! One shift I noticed in myself is that I don't feel total "rage" inside me when he goes to the bar after work. I set my boundary, watch a show or movie by myself and enjoy my night -It feels more peaceful that we are not arguing all the time. He does get angry sometimes when he has more to drink and almost mocks me for setting my boundary, but when he's sober the next day he understands Love this group!

    -Healing Together Member

  • He has acknowledge that drinking has negatively affected our relationship. He has been trying to cut back on drinking. And I can see him trying to be more emotionally connected to me.

    -Healing Together Member

  • I'm able to manage my thoughts feelings and conversations a lot better avoiding so many arguments. Ive learned to let him open up to me on his own time and listen to his thoughts and feelings about his journey instead of me trying to paint the picture or initiate the conversations. Overall feeling less anxious if I'm going about my day and coming home to him.

    -Healing Together Member

  • I’ve finally been seeing the cycle breaking for real. The hard days are more manageable and end up having a more positive turn out than in the past.

    -Healing Together Member

  • My partner decided on his own to take a break from drinking for 6 weeks. Before his break he was drinking 7 days a week and sometimes all day on the weekends. He went from saying "I'll probably always drink so if you don't like it you can go" to " I don't like how drinking makes me feel, look, or act and I don't like how drinking has been in the way of so many things I would like to be able to do with my life". He has not been drunk in over 9 weeks.

    -Healing Together Member

You are not alone.

Research tells us..

There ARE proven skills and strategies you can learn to finally help your loved one get sober and into recovery (without arguing, begging or leaving the relationship).

Download the free guide: 7 Steps To Move Your Partner Closer To Sobriety