Tailored Experience

Your program is always centered on you and your needs.

Reinvent Your Future

You will discover new passions and aspirations that will get you back in touch with the real you.

Real-Time Accountability

Your coach is available via text every step of the way.

Intimate Coaching

You will work with someone that gets you and will meet you where you are in your journey.

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About Molly

For years, my life was pretty boring. My routine was to drink while preparing dinner, and then spend the rest of the night plopped in front of the couch, drink in hand. I’ve always had an inner urge to do something great with my life, so there was a constant tension between my reality and what could have been. The longer my life continued on this dark and lonely path, the more depressed and hopeless I began to feel. Sure, on the outside my life seemed normal and happy, but within the confines of my mind it was anything but. 

Choosing to get sober was anything but a choice, it was more of a “I have to do this.” My health was deteriorating, my relationships were few and shallow, and I was doing literally nothing with myself. I remember the day I first realized I needed to get sober. It was also the last weekend I drank. 

My sobriety journey is similar to many others’ out there. I was terrified of what was lying ahead and I had very little faith that I would be able to succeed. I took it one day at a time, slowly developing new coping mechanisms, showing up to AA for the first few months, and reading all the quit lit I could get my hands on. I am not going to lie and say it was all unicorns and rainbows, but I will say it was the best decision I’ve ever made and actually stuck to. 

The person I am today resembles very little of the lost and sad woman I was during my drinking days. And I know, without a doubt, sobriety deserves the credit. Not only have I vowed to never head down that dark road again, but I have uncovered a very brave, strong, and resilient woman underneath. I am someone who understands what it’s like to suffer. I know the paralyzing fear you feel when you come to the conclusion you need to quit. And I want nothing more than to hold your hand along your journey and pull back the curtain to reveal the marvelous you that is underneath.

About Molly

For years, my life was pretty boring. My routine was to drink while preparing dinner, and then spend the rest of the night plopped in front of the couch, drink in hand. I’ve always had an inner urge to do something great with my life, so there was a constant tension between my reality and what could have been. The longer my life continued on this dark and lonely path, the more depressed and hopeless I began to feel. Sure, on the outside my life seemed normal and happy, but within the confines of my mind it was anything but. 

Choosing to get sober was anything but a choice, it was more of a “I have to do this.” My health was deteriorating, my relationships were few and shallow, and I was doing literally nothing with myself. I remember the day I first realized I needed to get sober. It was also the last weekend I drank. 

My sobriety journey is similar to many others’ out there. I was terrified of what was lying ahead and I had very little faith that I would be able to succeed. I took it one day at a time, slowly developing new coping mechanisms, showing up to AA for the first few months, and reading all the quit lit I could get my hands on. I am not going to lie and say it was all unicorns and rainbows, but I will say it was the best decision I’ve ever made and actually stuck to. 

The person I am today resembles very little of the lost and sad woman I was during my drinking days. And I know, without a doubt, sobriety deserves the credit. Not only have I vowed to never head down that dark road again, but I have uncovered a very brave, strong, and resilient woman underneath. I am someone who understands what it’s like to suffer. I know the paralyzing fear you feel when you come to the conclusion you need to quit. And I want nothing more than to hold your hand along your journey and pull back the curtain to reveal the marvelous you that is underneath.

Rediscover Your Authentic Self

You can no longer recognize yourself, alcohol has stolen your personality and you don’t like who you’ve become. You want to explore who you are deep down, but alcohol is clouding your creativity and inner-guidance system.

Reclaim Control of Your Life

No matter where you go or what you do, alcohol is a part of your life. Changing this requires you to restructure your life and trade these habits for superior ones. Limiting beliefs and negative self-talk stops you from mastering the control needed to deliver the lifestyle and love you deserve. You will strengthen positive habits that will ease your worries about returning to alcohol.

Deepen Relationships

Alcohol deprives us of the ability to form and nurture meaningful relationships with loved ones. We are unable to connect with those around us because our mental clarity and intuition are foggy. You will strengthen purposeful relationships in which you are present and engaged.

My Clients

My Clients

emily

Emily

I am happy to say I am making my way through life more present than I have ever been. It’s amazing to experience every day with a clearer view of life. One of the interesting lessons I have learned along this journey to sobriety is that when I started, I was so worried how I was going to find joy in things without alcohol, but now looking back, I don’t know how I enjoyed life with alcohol! The blinders are off, and everything is so raw so real and pure. I am learning who I am every day, here I am world. [Molly] guided me down this path and helped me find the confidence and learn what tools I needed to get through my journey. You have given me the gift of finding sobriety but also, I got my life back! I feel free, I feel empowered, and I know this chapter is just the beginning of a whole new journey ahead for me. Thank you, Molly.

Emily, Maryland

Melinda

Melinda

To say that working with Molly has changed my life is an understatement. It has been years since I could say I have been 2 months sober. I have more self-confidence and I am able to deal with life and it’s everyday situations and stressors with a calmer attitude. I am able to deal with my cravings in a healthy way with the tools Molly and I have created together. That is the great thing about Molly’s program, it is tailored to you and for you so whatever works for you, Molly will find that. There is no one sized fits all. My relationships with my daughters and husband continue to improve daily. I cannot recommend Molly’s program enough, it has changed my life and it will change yours!

Melinda, California

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