Tipping Point Recovery, Inc.

I am a slow learner and a fast forget-ter.... continuing to participate and attend meetings with TPR reminds me of what I am forgetting and helps me know what to keep practicing, in order to move forward in MY recovery from the negative effects of addition. I am learning how to respond vs. react by keeping things like guilt and responsibility in perspective, so that I can stay connected with my addicted loved one(s) v.s being emotionally overwhelmed to the point of having to completely cut them out of my life. Read more >

Tipping Point saved my life. our family is finally healing. Read more >

Until we found Tipping Point Recovery, we were convinced we held the answer to our loved one's recovery from alcoholism, but all our efforts led to an unhealthy codependency that unraveled our family without curing the addiction. Tipping Point has taught us the truth about addiction; it is a family disease requiring us to stop taking responsibility for our loved one and start recovering ourselves. We are building a tool kit, learning self-care, how to set healthy boundaries, and how to offer the best support. We are finally on a healthy journey and are grateful to Tipping Point Recovery. Read more >

The day I met Kate Duffy was the best day of my life. . . and the worst! I had to learn how to react to my loved one after 35 years of addiction. And, I thought it was all about changing him! But I learned quickly that nothing changes until something changes and that change was up to me. It was a hard lesson for me to learn how to love him but not enable him. To me those were the same thing. It’s a fine line and I did learn. For all those years I searched for someone to help and was let down every time until I found Kate. My loved one’s life is changed now and so is mine and I am so grateful for Tipping Point for showing me the difference that knowledge can make. Read more >