How to Be an Effective Helper to Someone Who Is Addicted

A Mini-Course with Patrick Doyle

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Supporting a Loved One Through Addiction: A Guide to Effective and Healthy Help

Helping someone you love who is battling addiction can feel overwhelming, confusing, and exhausting. You may wonder if you’re doing the right thing, if you're truly helping—or if you're just making things worse. This mini-course is designed to equip you with the tools, clarity, and emotional resilience needed to support an addict in a way that is effective, healthy, and sustainable.

“The content is authentic and helped me be empowered with strong boundaries. I didn’t feel alone or disillusioned after receiving confirmation and affirmation from you, Patrick, and the group support. Patrick’s authentic delivery of the content provides a sense of security and compassion that retrained my thinking to walk through a dark tunnel and sit in uncomfortable moments—leading to healing and hope. I carry this as a resource of strength moving forward."

– Dana

What You'll Learn

Assessing If You Are Strong Enough to Help Them

Before you can effectively help someone, you need to evaluate your own emotional and mental strength. This course will help you:

Recognize the impact of their addiction on your well-being.
Identify if you are in a place to help—or if stepping back is the healthiest choice.
Establish realistic expectations about the role you can play in their recovery.

Tools Needed to Most Effectively Help the Addict

Not all help is helpful. Learn how to support someone struggling with addiction without enabling destructive behavior. You’ll gain: Practical communication strategies that encourage change. Boundaries that allow you to help while protecting yourself. A deep understanding of what real support looks like—and what it doesn’t.

Course Three:

Learn How to Be at Peace with the Outcome

Ultimately, their choices are not yours to control. In this final course, you'll discover:

How to release the weight of responsibility for their recovery.
Strategies to maintain your own peace and emotional well-being.
The confidence to move forward, no matter what happens next.

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What People Are Saying

“Patrick’s authentic delivery of the content provides a sense of security and compassion that retrained my thinking to walk through a dark tunnel and sit in uncomfortable moments—leading to healing and hope. I carry this as a resource of strength moving forward.”

- Dana

“I don’t think I have ever listened to someone who speaks truth straight into my heart like Patrick.”

- Misty

“I have found Patrick’s perspectives very helpful as I sort through my situation and process all my emotions.”

- Susan

Meet Patrick Doyle

About Patrick Doyle:

Patrick Doyle is a seasoned expert in emotional abuse recovery, addiction counseling, and spiritual leadership. With over three decades of experience, he has dedicated his life to helping abuse survivors and those battling addiction find their path to healing and freedom. Patrick's unique approach combines practical strategies with deep compassion, empowering individuals to overcome their past and embrace their future.

Professional Background:

Patrick's passion for helping abuse survivors is deeply rooted in his own life experiences. Growing up in a home with addicted, neglectful, and abusive alcoholic parents, Patrick faced immense challenges, including intense anger and drug addiction. At 18, he enlisted in the military, where he found the support needed to get sober, and later graduated from the US Army School of Behavioral Science.

Throughout his career, Patrick has served as a director for multiple non-profits, including addictions and mental health clinics. He is also the founder of Pathway to Hope, an online community for women healing from emotional abuse. Through his private counseling practice, radio, YouTube, and TV appearances, Patrick has guided countless individuals toward recovery, helping them rebuild their lives and live free from the scars of abuse.

Enroll Today

Supporting a loved one struggling with addiction can be daunting, disorienting, and draining. You might find yourself questioning whether you’re making a positive impact, or if your efforts are unintentionally causing more harm. This mini-course is here to provide you with the essential tools, insight, and emotional strength needed to support an addict in a way that is both healthy and sustainable.

Your Investment

$75

USD

Your purchase includes:

Immediate Access to the Course

Three Video Series Featuring In-Depth,

Expert Video Content from Patrick

Lifetime Access to Course Content

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