When a loved one's addiction takes over your family, the fear, exhaustion, and heartbreak can feel endless. Grace Kerby walks alongside parents — helping you set boundaries, reclaim your peace, and find joy again. You can't control their choices, but you can rebuild your own life.
Grace Kerby isn't just a coach — she's a mother who has lived through the kind of heartbreak most people can't fully understand.
When addiction entered her own family's story, Grace found herself navigating fear, exhaustion, and emotional turmoil while fighting to protect the love and stability that mattered most. That journey revealed something important: too many parents are suffering in silence.
For nearly seven years, Grace has served as a Regional Coordinator for Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL), supporting over 200 facilitators and witnessing firsthand the shared struggles — and resilience — of countless families. She bridges the gap between clinical recovery tools and real-life emotional survival.
The place Grace wishes she had during her hardest days — where parents feel seen, understood, and supported.
Real strategies for communication, boundaries, and self-care that bring peace back into your home.
You can't control their choices — but Grace will help you separate your identity from their addiction and begin to breathe again.
Grace meets you where you are — exhausted, afraid, and unsure — and walks with you toward peace, clarity, and your own life again.
Private, compassionate sessions for parents navigating a loved one's addiction. Move from powerless to grounded, clear, and empowered.
Learn how to set loving, firm boundaries with an addicted loved one — without guilt, without losing the relationship, without losing yourself.
Separate your identity from your child's addiction. Rediscover who you are, what brings you joy, and how to breathe and think clearly again.
Grace draws on the proven Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL) framework, delivered in a private, personalized coaching setting — not a group.
Rebuild strained communication between spouses, siblings, and extended family — the relationships addiction quietly fractures along the way.
Continued monthly coaching to sustain your progress, stay grounded during crises, and keep growing — long after the initial program ends.
You don't have to have it figured out to start. We begin right where you are.
A warm 30-minute conversation — no pressure, no commitment. We explore what's happening and whether we're a good fit.
Together we create a coaching plan built around your family's specific needs, pace, and goals.
In-person or online, we work through practical tools, mindset shifts, and real-world exercises between sessions.
As we wrap up, I leave you with a self-sustaining toolkit so your family keeps growing long after coaching ends.
"I came in feeling completely powerless — like my child's addiction had stolen my whole life. Grace helped me find myself again. I still love my son deeply, and I finally have peace too."
"I spent years walking on eggshells, terrified of saying the wrong thing. Grace taught me how to love my daughter without enabling her. For the first time in years, I feel like myself again."
"My husband and I were falling apart trying to cope with our son's addiction separately. Grace helped us get on the same page, set the same boundaries, and actually support each other. She saved our marriage."
"Grace doesn't just give advice — she truly understands because she's lived it. That makes all the difference. I finally found someone who got it without me having to explain everything from the beginning."
It takes courage to ask for help when you're the one who's "supposed to be okay." These questions might ease the first step.
Ask me directlyNo matter how long you've been carrying this — there is a way forward. Grace will walk that path with you.
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