With Courage We Can

With Courage We Can I’m a personal growth coach teaching you how to navigate and let go of the habits holding you back. A place free of judgment and apology.

Angela has been helping people for over 20 years live their best life. What started out as volunteer work with her Pastoral Care Specialist certification has become a lifelong passion for connecting people’s hearts with their heads. Angela’s personal experience grappling with a loved one’s addiction ignited a life changing quest to build a space where the voices of those who love an addict can be heard. Deep in her own mess she found her message of personal growth and wellbeing. Angela’s mission to make resources available to women who share in her story of loving an addict was sparked in a writing workshop. “If it wasn’t there when you needed it, when you went looking for it, then build it” said her teacher in 2017, and she’s been building it ever since. In 2019 she started Our Story Their Addiction, an online support community for women who love an addict that brings insight and belonging to what can be a lonely and confusing journey. Through her motivational speaking and continuing education, she has developed workshops designed to meet you where you are on your personal growth path and support you through that expansion. As an accomplished facilitator and trainer, she has created thought provoking tools to help folks develop the skills, confidence, and courage to move forward in their pursuit of their own personal growth. In 2020 she opened her practice and began working one on one with women looking to repair their emotional wounds and find Joy again. Her knowledge gathering, action taking, momentum creating personality has brought to her the understanding that millions of women impacted by someone else’s addiction need resources and help. In 2022, along with her business partner, she started Beyond Their Addiction INC; a corporation dedicated to helping women who struggle in result of a partner’s addiction. The organization is working towards a nonprofit status that will bring further support, education, and resources to these women in need.

07/05/2025
01/23/2025

I needed this reminder today. I figured you did too.

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So many deep breaths. So many loud long inhales and exhales. You know how people talk to themselves, I deep breathe, out...
08/02/2024

So many deep breaths. So many loud long inhales and exhales. You know how people talk to themselves, I deep breathe, out loud, to myself, in public. My kiddo often catches me. Love her side eye and smile when she does. Keep breathing people! We got this.

Step back and pause is difficult for me. If I stop moving I feel like it will all slip away. That’s the wound talking. S...
08/01/2024

Step back and pause is difficult for me. If I stop moving I feel like it will all slip away. That’s the wound talking. Sit down wound, you’re being too loud. Move on, move forward, get to the end of the tunnel has been a method of coping for most of my life, it’s hard wired in me. It’s an attribute and Achilles’ heel. I have to be mindful of when and why I’m using the push through it method of coping. Taking a pause over the last few months has been challenging and really good for me. I’ve gained fresh insights and found the courage to pivot and nothing slipped away 👏❤️

I once believed this to be true. Years of recovery work (therapy, group meetings, retreats, books, workbooks, journaling...
03/01/2024

I once believed this to be true.

Years of recovery work (therapy, group meetings, retreats, books, workbooks, journaling, even a sweat lodge) showed me a way to forgive myself, to identify my wounds (past and current) and work through what parts of those wounds were mine to own.
Recovery work also showed me the parts of those wounds that had nothing todo with me. The work showed me the power of mindset and that self love is where all the love starts.
The process brought me understanding and empathy for humans, all humans, I hadn’t realized I owned and gave freely, but that I did not give that same understanding and empathy freely to myself.

🧡Add that devastating realization to the list of pain points🤭 we are dealing with🧡

The sadness at the beginning of my work looked like numbness and confusion wrapped in panic with a side of anxiety. If I were on the out side looking in at me it would’ve been disturbing to witness.

*I bet you’re asking what does any of the above have todo with resentment… resentment for me is the last stop on a runaway train of emotions and codependency. Where we’ve exhausted all of our tools in our tool box and surrender happens against our will.

It’s there, at that last stop, I was stuck in that swirling s**t storm that my life, my mind, and my emotions had help create. I had no other choice than to own my piece of it and begin recovery.

Im in my 8th year. The practice of forgiving myself has been painful and hard to develop. It is a progression I will continue to build on. As I’ve navigated this self forgiveness practice I’ve found a way to let go of the resentment I carried for my addict/alcoholic and forgive him and myself for the pain and suffering we received and delivered in our years together and apart.

All the layers of this journey are connected and it’s all apart of finding the emotional freedom to feel calm, peace, and joy.

The love we have for our addict alcoholics is so deep it feels like we can’t live without them. We allow that love to pu...
03/01/2024

The love we have for our addict alcoholics is so deep it feels like we can’t live without them. We allow that love to put us in situations we otherwise would not be in and when they don’t choose us we make up excuses to keep loving them through them treating us so awfully.

01/25/2024

A class that brings you a new tool to help you clear your mind to grow.

01/24/2024
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01/23/2024

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DARING TO LIVE AND GROW DARING TO LIVE AND GROW HELPING PEOPLE TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR LIVES, RECONNECT TO THEIR POWER AND LIVE WITH A sense of optimism I can teach you how to feel positive and in control of your life in two steps. Take responsibility for everything you do, say, and think...

A really good read or listen!
01/19/2024

A really good read or listen!

Check out this great listen on Audible.com. Number one New York Times best seller “Essential reading for anyone interested in understanding and treating traumatic stress and the scope of its impact on society.” (Alexander McFarlane, director of the Centre for Traumatic Stress Studies) ...

My kiddo found this while we were walking on the beach. Love can really find us anywhere if we are open to seeing it.   ...
01/19/2024

My kiddo found this while we were walking on the beach. Love can really find us anywhere if we are open to seeing it.

Self preservation hits different. Self preservation is recognizing that you have put yourself in a damaging and or dange...
01/17/2024

Self preservation hits different. Self preservation is recognizing that you have put yourself in a damaging and or dangerous situation and that only you can get yourself out. This is hard stuff. Self preservation doesn’t mean you are doing it alone, asking for help, accepting help, grabbing a life line is apart of self preservation. Friend, hear me when I say this, there is always a solution, there is always a choice, there is help. Self preservation is the hard road we travel to get ourselves to a better place. I will travel that hard road of self preservation a 1000 times over to get the hell out of a dangerous, damaging life. Finding the courage to live a better life is self preservation. Leaving our situation is self preservation. Speaking the words out loud that we deserve better is self preservation.

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