With Andrea Throndson, MFT, Recovery Specialist Tuesdays 4:30 to 5:45 pm, starts Tuesday, Sept 20, 2022 Meets Online on a Weekly Basis, Ongoing, $100 per meeting A 3-month commitment is requested to build community

Weed. Vaping. Alcohol. Nicotine. Social media.

In this day and age, many teens find themselves looking to escape the challenges of being a young adult, but sometimes that escape can lead to dangerous consequences, like substance abuse and addiction. Deciding to take care of yourself without using substances is a courageous path that requires support and patience. Join Andrea Throndson, LMFT in this group for teens/young adults who are in recovery, as we learn healthy coping skills, connect over common experiences, share stories of strength and hope and practice skills that can help you achieve a life of freedom and balance. As a collective, we will create a safe space designed to help you practice new self-care techniques, nourish your passion and increase your self-love, all with the welcome support of others who understand exactly what you are going through. The power to change is yours. Join us in this healing journey today! If you are interested in enrolling, you can request a free 20 min consultation with Andrea Throndson. Please email Andrea at: andrea@mcaft.com

PARENT / CAREGIVER group support for young adults in recovery

With Andrea Throndson, MFT, Recovery Specialist Alternating Tuesdays 7:30-840pm / Starts Tuesday, Sept 20, 2022 Meets Online on a Bi-Weekly Basis, Ongoing, $100 per meeting A 3-month commitment is requested to build community

Raising a teen/young adult in the age of technology is hard. Raising one in recovery can be even harder. Join Andrea Throndson, LMFT in this support group designed specifically for caregivers of recovering teens / young adults and receive some extra support and guidance as you support your child in their recovery. In this group, we’ll focus on “raising your teens / young adults…not fixing them” by discussing healthy communication strategies for you and your child, boundary setting and adhering to limits, and so much more. In addition, we’ll also discuss psychoeducation about the recovery path to help you recognize the difference between supporting and enabling so you can find your footing again. Your child’s recovery does not only affect their lives and cannot happen in isolation. Their healing changes the entire homeostasis of the family system, making community support even more important during these challenging times. Learn from others, share your own story, and learn how to take control of your own experience. If you are interested in enrolling, you can request a free 20 min consultation with Andrea Throndson. Please email Andrea at: andrea@mcaft.com