We are wholeheartedly committed to fostering a community and igniting a movement that encompasses not just individuals and families, but also the dedicated human resource teams that play a pivotal role in the healing journey through loss, trauma, and uncertainty. Our invitation is open to everyone - families, loved ones, individuals, and the organizations that support them - as we collectively strive for understanding, recovery, and resilience, embracing the one-day-a-time approach. Together, we are building an inclusive network of support and compassion, ensuring that no one has to navigate these challenges alone.
Your path to hope and healing begins here at Virtual Hope.
Expert Coaching
A Safe and Compassionate Environment
Guidance and Education
One-Day-At-A-Time Approach
Community and Support
Inclusivity and
Understanding
Empowering HR Teams to Foster Resilience and Healing in Global Workforces
Virtual Hope empowers HR teams in global organizations to create a resilient and supportive work culture, particularly for employees facing addiction, trauma, and mental health challenges. Our Virtual Program offers extensive resources and expertise, equipping HR professionals with the knowledge and support needed to address complex employee needs and facilitate their healing journey.
Supporting Families and Loved Ones with Compassion
Virtual Hope envisions a world where families and loved ones impacted by addiction, trauma and mental health challenges find support, coaching and education they need. We’ve created a safe and nurturing virtual program that encourages open and honest conversations within an environment of empathy and compassionate understanding.
The Book
Having parents and many family members who suffer from the disease of addiction I personally know the impact it has on those who are left to pick up the pieces. I share my personal story in my book to help families walk through their journey of difficult times and celebrate the times of success and recovery. - Jodi Russo-Bailey.
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Nurturing Resilience:
Coaching Families through Addiction Recovery
The coaching relationship focuses on helping the AFFECTED person develop the skills, tools, and attitudes to positively transform their relationships and restore them to wellness. Ready to start the journey towards healing? Our team of empathetic and compassionate life coaches are here to answer your questions and support you every step of the way.
Have any questions? Reach out to us at yourteam@virtualhope.org
The person who is addicted to a substance is preoccupied with their substance. Whereas some people who are wanting to help the addict are preoccupied with the addict. Consequently, neither one of them is living their best life because they cannot shake what they are preoccupied with. I like how Virtual Hope’s concept is not directed just toward the addict but rather incorporates the entire family
Stephanie L.
If you are serious about change, you have to go through uncomfortable situations. Stop trying to dodge the process. It's the only way to grow.
Jenny P
Going through the life coaching process helped me gain insight in how to turn around my negative thinking and how I could implement that in almost every aspect of my life. I am very thankful for my coach.
Krystal M.
My coach gave me the motivation and support to make a very tough change in my life. I highly recommend coaching for anyone that wants to be a better person/spouse/parent/employee/
Annika K.
Before going through life coaching, I wasn’t even really sure what a life coach does or how they could help me. I learned very quickly, that as long as I was honest with my coach and myself, the sessions were going to be so helpful in meeting my goals in my professional and personal life.
Chris Z.
For anyone struggling with addiction, just know that there is a better life. It is attainable for those who want it. It takes work and dedication, but it can exceed your wildest dreams. I never thought I’d be where I am today. I could never have done it on my own.
Steven A.
The person who is addicted to a substance is preoccupied with their substance. Whereas some people who are wanting to help the addict are preoccupied with the addict. Consequently, neither one of them is living their best life because they cannot shake what they are preoccupied with. I like how Virtual Hope’s concept is not directed just toward the addict but rather incorporates the entire family
Stephanie L.
If you are serious about change, you have to go through uncomfortable situations. Stop trying to dodge the process. It's the only way to grow.
Jenny P
Going through the life coaching process helped me gain insight in how to turn around my negative thinking and how I could implement that in almost every aspect of my life. I am very thankful for my coach.
Krystal M.
My coach gave me the motivation and support to make a very tough change in my life. I highly recommend coaching for anyone that wants to be a better person/spouse/parent/employee/
Annika K.
Before going through life coaching, I wasn’t even really sure what a life coach does or how they could help me. I learned very quickly, that as long as I was honest with my coach and myself, the sessions were going to be so helpful in meeting my goals in my professional and personal life.
Chris Z.
For anyone struggling with addiction, just know that there is a better life. It is attainable for those who want it. It takes work and dedication, but it can exceed your wildest dreams. I never thought I’d be where I am today. I could never have done it on my own.
Steven A.
The person who is addicted to a substance is preoccupied with their substance. Whereas some people who are wanting to help the addict are preoccupied with the addict. Consequently, neither one of them is living their best life because they cannot shake what they are preoccupied with. I like how Virtual Hope’s concept is not directed just toward the addict but rather incorporates the entire family
Stephanie L.
Join The Community
We know that addiction is a family disease, and the best way to help anyone recover is to treat the whole family.
If you would like more information and receive our help, join our community.
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