In addition to this community, I also offer 1 on 1 coaching for more personalized growth and learning that focuses on addiction recovery and/ or recovery from the effects of abuse/ traumas. If this is something you’re interested in comment below or send me a DM.

1. Respect Privacy & Confidentiality What is shared in GRACE should stay in GRACE. Do not screenshot, record, repost, or share another member’s story or personal information without permission. Remember that complete confidentiality cannot be guaranteed in any online community. 2 Lead With Grace, Not Judgment We are all at different places in recovery and in our walks with Christ. No bullying, shaming, condemning, name-calling, or personal attacks. Speak truth with love. 3. Be Honest About Recovery—Without Glorifying Addiction Members are welcome to talk openly about cravings, struggles, relapse, and their past. However, do not glorify substance use, encourage another person to use, or share unnecessarily graphic details that could put another member’s recovery at risk. 4. Share Experience—Don’t Diagnose Share what you’ve experienced, what has helped you, Scripture, encouragement, and prayer. Do not diagnose another member medically, psychologically, or spiritually, or present your interpretation of someone’s situation as fact. 5. Respect Personal & Spiritual Boundaries Prayer and biblical encouragement are welcome. Do not pressure another member into a spiritual practice, private conversation, relationship, treatment decision, or anything else they’ve expressed discomfort with. 6. No Unsolicited Promotion or Solicitation Do not use GRACE to sell products or services, recruit clients, request money, promote another community, or repeatedly message members privately for promotional purposes without permission. 7. Protect the Recovery Environment Do not provide instructions for obtaining or misusing substances, encourage dangerous behavior, or discourage someone from seeking appropriate medical, mental-health, addiction-treatment, or emergency care. 8. Keep GRACE Christ-Centered GRACE stands for Gratitude for Recovery from Addiction by Christ Encounters. Our community is centered on Jesus Christ while providing space for women at different stages of their faith and recovery journeys.

GRACE is not a substitute for professional medical care, mental-health treatment, substance-use disorder treatment, therapy, or emergency services. Information and experiences shared within this community are intended for education, encouragement, and peer support. Any information received from any source or person on this site is not be considered individualized medical, clinical, or medical advice. 🚨 When You Need Immediate Help GRACE is not equipped or created to provide emergency or crisis intervention. If you believe you or someone else may be experiencing an overdose, dangerous withdrawal, medical emergency, suicidal crisis, or immediate threat to safety, contact emergency services or an appropriate qualified professional immediately. In the United States, you can call 911 for an immediate emergency or call/text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. ✝️ Faith and Professional Help Can Coexist GRACE unapologetically places Jesus Christ at the center of recovery and healing. Prayer, Scripture, faith, and spiritual support are foundational parts of this community. At the same time, seeking appropriate medical, mental-health, or addiction treatment is not considered a failure of faith within GRACE. We can pray with you. We can encourage you. We can walk alongside you. But there are situations where you may also need professional or emergency support.