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The Climb Back

The Hard Path to Addiction Recovery

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A practical, compassionate guide for the one who climbs and the one who supports—a shared journey from the depths of addiction to the hope of recovery.

The Climb Feels Impossible When You're Alone

Addiction is a lonely struggle, fought in silence. It's a paradox of knowing the path is destructive, yet feeling powerless to turn back. For loved ones, it's a helpless feeling of watching someone you care for drift away, leaving you to navigate fear, frustration, and heartbreak.

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Two Paths, One Journey:

For the Climber

You're caught between wanting to change and a force that feels stronger than your will. You're losing your independence, your joy, and your sense of self. This course is your map and your toolkit to regain control and build a new identity, one step at a time.

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For the Sherpa

You carry the weight of worry, trying to help but fearing you're making things worse. You feel responsible, exhausted, and lost. This course teaches you how to support your loved one effectively, set healthy boundaries, and care for yourself on this difficult journey.​

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Who Is This Course For?

The Climber Will Benefit If You Are:

✓ An individual questioning your relationship with a substance or behavior.

✓ Someone who has tried to quit before and wants a new approach.

✓ A person in recovery seeking to strengthen your foundation and prevent relapse.

✓ â€‹Anyone feeling trapped and ready to fight for your independence.

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The Sherpa Will Benefit If You Are:

✓ A spouse, partner, or family member feeling lost and exhausted.

✓ A parent trying to support an adult child without enabling them.

✓ A therapist or counselor looking for resources for your clients.

✓ Anyone who loves someone struggling and wants to help effectively.​​

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Your Expedition: Course Curriculum

A step-by-step guide for the entire journey. Explore the modules below to see the path we'll walk together.

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Two Paths, One Journey: 

This course acknowledges that the person in recovery and their supporter need different tools. That's why we've included a dedicated curriculum for the Climber and a dedicated curriculum for the Sherpa, designed to be taken in parallel to build a shared understanding and language.

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The Climber's Journey: 

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Foundations of Addiction

Understand the what, why, and how of addiction—from brain science to the human experience.​

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Managing the Climb

Embrace the core principles of recovery: truth, powerlessness, acceptance, and responsibility.​

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Stages of Recovery & Relapse

Learn to navigate the predictable stages of change and turn a relapse into a lesson, not a catastrophe.​

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Your Recovery Toolkit

Develop practical skills to manage triggers, find healthy pleasures, and make recovery easier.​

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Building a New Identity

Move beyond "the addict" and forge a new sense of self rooted in purpose and independence.

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The Sherpa's Role: 

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Understanding Your Role

Define your purpose as a supporter while protecting your own identity and well-being.

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The Landscape of Addiction

Gain a clear understanding of the different types of addiction and the damage they cause.​

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The Supporter's Mindset

Adopt powerful metaphors and strategies to connect with the "healthy part" of your loved one.​

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Codependency & Boundaries

Learn to "detach with love" by setting firm, healthy boundaries without guilt or enabling.​

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Navigating the Crisis

Shift from blame to compassion and focus on solutions, not punishments, during difficult times.

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Disclaimer: The 'Climb Back' course provides educational strategies for addiction recovery and is not a substitute for professional therapy or medical advice. This course does not provide psychological, psychiatric, or addictology diagnosis or treatment. If you or a loved one are facing a crisis or an active substance use issue, please consult a qualified healthcare professional immediately.

Practicalities:

Language: ENGLISH

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#sessions: 7 (±2h each)

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Date(s): TBD  2025 

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Time: 16:00-19:00

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Where: Online Secure and Anonymous (zoom)

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Price: € 249/person

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"This course gave us a shared language and a map when we were completely lost. For the first time, we feel like we're climbing together, not fighting against each other."

— J. & M., Course Participants

F.A.Q.

Do the Climber and Sherpa take the course together?

Is this course a substitute for therapy or a 12-step program?

What if my loved one (the Climber) isn't ready to participate?

The course is designed for both of you, but you can take it however feels right. You can attend the live sessions together to spark conversations, or you can join separately. The goal is to create a shared understanding, regardless of how you engage with the content. One enrollment gives access to both of you.

No. "The Climb Back" is a powerful educational tool designed to provide knowledge, strategies, and a framework for recovery. It is intended to complement, not replace, professional medical advice, therapy, or established support groups like AA or NA. We encourage you to use this course as part of a comprehensive recovery plan.

This is a very common and valid concern. The Sherpa's section of the course is specifically designed to help you even if you're on this journey alone at first. It will equip you with the tools to understand addiction, set healthy boundaries, and take care of yourself, which are crucial first steps. Your own growth can powerfully and positively influence the dynamic in your relationship.

Ready to Take the First Step?

Recovery is a journey, not a destination. But every journey begins with a single, courageous step. Join "The Climb Back" and find the guidance you need for the path ahead.

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Disclaimer: The 'Climb Back' course provides educational strategies for addiction recovery and is not a substitute for professional therapy or medical advice. This course does not provide psychological, psychiatric, or addictology diagnosis or treatment. If you or a loved one are facing a crisis or an active substance use issue, please consult a qualified healthcare professional immediately.

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