I am Margaret Swift Thompson, M.S., LADC, FAS, a woman in long-term recovery from food addiction and codependency.
I am the Executive Director, Family Recovery Coach, and podcast host for the Embrace Family Recovery Podcast in North Carolina.
Following my Masters’s Degree from Northeastern University, I received my formal Substance Use Disorder training through Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, MN. I worked for Hazelden for 23 years in numerous primary and extended care units and the Family Program.
After receiving countless “What next?” questions from family members over those two decades, I created Embrace Family Recovery to fill that gap through a co-creative relationship with clients.
I am a Coach Training Alliance Certified Coach, and She Recovers Coach.
I am a dynamic speaker and lifelong student who believes in possibility over pathology. The creativity of my approach to family work matches my curiosity, enthusiasm, and ability.
I offer individual, family, and group coaching specific to the needs of my clients.
I love to teach about this baffling and powerful family disease, whether in a retreat for people living the uncertain journey of addiction or training fellow helping professionals with strategies to educate and engage families in the treatment and recovery process.
You never have to be alone with this disease unless you choose to be. You deserve a thinking partner to support you on this path. I am ready to become that partner for you.
Margaret Swift Thompson has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Episode 54: Embracing Family Recovery with Margaret Swift Thompson
June 21st, 2024 | 54 mins 4 secs
12 step, acoa, addiction, adult children of alcoholics uplifting, al-anon, alanon, alcoholics anonymous, alcoholism, coda, families anonymous, family, hope, nar-anon, naranon, narcotics anonymous, recovery, self-help, smart recovery, uplifting
Margaret shares her courageous story of a life impacted by addiction, first through her marriage and then in uncovering her own addiction. We explore the recovery journey she lives today and the work she does to help families navigate addiction in a loved one.