IS THIS THE RIGHT PLACE FOR ME?

Not sure if you are in the right place?
Here are some of the reasons withinSanity courses may be right for you:

-First and foremost, if someone you love is suffering with alcoholism and/or addiction
-Your loved one recently became sober but your relationship is still struggling
-You want to learn how to support a loved one through sobriety
-If you are an adult child of an alcoholic and believe your childhood is still negatively impacting you
-You have tried Al-Anon but did not think it was a good fit for you
-Currently attend Al-Anon but are looking for more education about your loved one’s addiction
-Don’t know if you want to yet try Al-Anon and want to learn more about 12 step programs
-If your loved one is attending a 12 step program and you don’t feel like you understand what that is.
-If your loved one is or has been in treatment and you feel you need to better understand what treatment is, what happens in treatment, what treatment goals look like and/or what it means to be in recovery.
-If you believe your loved one is not ready for change but you need to learn to take better care of yourself while they are still struggling
-If you desperately want to understand why love is not enough for them to quit
-Or maybe because of all of the above

MEET YOUR EDUCATORS

Tiffany Tumminaro
LCSW CADC

Welcome! My name is Tiffany Tumminaro. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Certified Addiction and Drug Counselor (CADC) in the state of Illinois. I have been working with people suffering from addictions for 12 years now. During that time, especially in the non-profit sector, I’ve noticed a huge gap in services for family and loved ones. Whether you are an adult child of an alcoholic or someone whose loved one is currently suffering from any type of addiction…the bottom line is that the whole family suffers. While I have truly appreciated my time working with those trying to obtain recovery, I recently felt a compelling need to help all the “others” involved in someone’s addiction. By joining our online course community my hope for you is to obtain the education, understanding and tools you will need to better navigate your loved ones addiction. I look forward to helping you on your own journey toward serenity and recovery!

Lauren Purlee
LCSW CADC

Hello! My name is Lauren Purlee, and I am an Adult Child of an Alcoholic (ACOA). I am also a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) in the state of Illinois. I have spent the majority of my career working with those that suffer from addiction, and have always placed value in services for the families who suffer along with them. I have experienced the unpredictability of living with a parent in active addiction, while also later witnessing their path to recovery. From the start, this has fueled my passion and desire for helping those that suffer from addiction. By joining our online community, you will become part of a “family” that serves to educate people whose loved ones are struggling with addiction, whether active or recovered. It is my strong belief that even after a loved one enters recovery, there may be lasting effects to those around them that need resolution. Welcome to the beginning of your recovery.