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Resources for Your Healing Journey

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I know how hard it can be to reach out for support—especially when you’ve been carrying so much for so long. While I wish I could personally work with everyone who reaches out, I also know that healing doesn’t only happen in therapy. There are so many powerful tools, communities, and practices that can support you along the way.

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Whether we work together or not, these resources are here to help you feel less alone, more understood, and more resourced as you continue your healing journey. 

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Need more support?

Book a 30-min consultation to start therapy with me. 

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You belong here, 

Erika Baum​

Support Groups​

 

Addiction & Family Support

Al-Anon Meetings (FREE)
For anyone affected by someone else’s drinking—whether past or present. Al-Anon offers support and tools to stop trying to “fix” others, set boundaries, and heal from patterns shaped by someone else’s addiction.
👉 Find a meeting

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Nar-Anon Family Groups (FREE)
For friends and families of people struggling with drug addiction. Nar-Anon provides support, understanding, and guidance so you don’t have to navigate it alone.
👉 Find a meeting

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Recovery Dharma Denver (FREE / Local + Online Hybrid)
A mindful and Buddhist-psychology-informed group focusing on recovery from addiction through meditation, reflection, peer support, and shared practice. Offers both in-person and Zoom meetings in the Front Range Denver area. Recovery Dharma Denver
👉 View meeting times

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Families Anonymous (FREE)
A 12-step fellowship for relatives and friends of those struggling with drug, alcohol, or behavioral problems. A safe place to share experiences and gain strength.
👉 Find a meeting

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SMART Recovery Family & Friends (FREE)
A science-based alternative to 12-step programs, offering practical tools and support for people affected by a loved one’s addiction.
👉 Learn more

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Co-Dependents Anonymous (FREE)
For those seeking healthier relationships and recovery from codependency patterns. A supportive community focused on building self-esteem and balance.
👉 Find a meeting

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Adult Children of Dysfunctional Families

Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families (FREE)
These 12-step meetings support adults who grew up in homes with emotional chaos, alcoholism, neglect, or other dysfunction. ACA focuses on rebuilding emotional safety and learning how to show up for yourself.
👉 Learn more or find a meeting

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Adult Child Support Groups ($30/mo unlimited)
For a less traditional, more modern option, The Sh!t Show offers a peer-led, emotionally honest community for adult children of dysfunctional families. A space to feel seen and break patterns—without the pretense.
👉 Join here

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Modern & Online Options

ShareWell (FREE + Paid Options)
An online platform offering peer support groups for nearly every life challenge—from grief and caregiving to anxiety, trauma, and relationships. Accessible, diverse, and available anytime.
👉 Explore groups

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Grief & Mental Health Support

GriefShare (FREE)
A faith-based grief recovery support group for anyone mourning the loss of a loved one. Offers education, connection, and hope in community.
👉 Find a group

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The Compassionate Friends (FREE)
Support for families after the death of a child, at any age. Provides peer-led meetings, online forums, and grief resources.
👉 Learn more

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NAMI Family Support Groups (FREE)
Peer-led support for family members, partners, and friends of people with mental health conditions. Learn coping skills, reduce isolation, and build community.
👉 Find a group

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Survivors of Suicide Loss (FREE)
Peer-led groups that offer comfort, connection, and healing for people grieving a loved one who died by suicide.
👉 Find support

 

Podcasts & Videos​

Tim Fletcher

Complex trauma expert

 

The Mel Robbins Podcast
Motivational and practical. Mel shares tools for managing anxiety, building confidence, and shifting self-sabotaging habits.

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Jefferson Fisher: Communicate with Confidence
While he doesn’t have a dedicated podcast, Jefferson Fisher frequently appears on podcasts and shares powerful short-form content on Instagram and YouTube. His work focuses on emotional regulation and healthy communication—especially in conflict.

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The Crappy Childhood Fairy Podcast
Straightforward, real-talk guidance on healing emotional dysregulation, codependency, and inner chaos from childhood trauma.

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Inner Bonding Podcast with Dr. Margaret Paul
Helps you connect with your inner child, build emotional self-trust, and break patterns rooted in neglect or abandonment.

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Secular Buddhism with Noah Rasheta
Mindfulness and emotional balance without religious pressure—centered around acceptance, compassion, and letting go.

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Therapy Chat (with Laura Reagan, LCSW-C)
Trauma-informed discussions on therapy, attachment, and nervous system regulation—great for clients and therapists alike.

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Unlocking Us (with Brené Brown)
Conversations on vulnerability, courage, boundaries, and connection—with guests ranging from researchers to artists.

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Where Should We Begin? (with Esther Perel)
Real couples. Real therapy. A powerful window into modern relationships and the dynamics of intimacy.

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Books​

Adult Children of Alcoholics by Janet Woititz
Classic traits and survival patterns in adults raised in alcoholic or chaotic homes.

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Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents by Lindsay Gibson
How emotionally unavailable parenting affects adult relationships—and how to reclaim your voice.

 

Inner Bonding by Margaret Paul
A compassionate approach to self-healing, self-trust, and inner nurturing.

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Attached by Amir Levine & Rachel Heller
A breakdown of attachment styles and how they shape adult relationships.

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The Dance of Intimacy by Harriet Lerner
How to navigate closeness and boundaries while staying true to yourself.

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Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg
Tools for connecting with others through empathy, clarity, and honest expression.

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The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk
Groundbreaking insights on how trauma is stored in the body and how to release it.

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It Didn’t Start With You by Mark Wolynn
Exploring inherited trauma and how to break intergenerational cycles.

 

Learning About Psychedelic Therapies​​

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Grow Your Thoughts

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Journey Clinical

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MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies)

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Heffter Research Institute

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Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic & Consciousness Research

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​The Third Wave

 

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Disclaimer: 
Everything I share here is meant to be educational and reflective, based on my own experiences and perspectives. It is not professional advice or mental health treatment. Reading this site does not create a therapy or professional relationship. If something you read here resonates with you, that’s wonderful — but please remember it’s not a substitute for working with a licensed professional. If you ever feel like you need support, I encourage you to reach out to a trusted therapist, counselor, or doctor. And if you’re in crisis, please call 988 (in the U.S.) or your local emergency number right away.

 

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