Boundaries and self-protection
Establishing and maintaining boundaries with a loved one who is struggling is genuinely difficult. Therapy can help you clarify what you need and how to hold those limits with care.
Family & Addiction Support
Individual therapy for adults navigating the impact of a loved one's substance use or recovery. Serving clients throughout Florida via telehealth.
Living alongside addiction — or supporting someone in recovery — is its own kind of difficulty. It can affect your relationships, your sense of self, and your ability to know what is helpful and what is not. Therapy can offer a private, steady space to work through what you are experiencing and find a clearer way forward.
Establishing and maintaining boundaries with a loved one who is struggling is genuinely difficult. Therapy can help you clarify what you need and how to hold those limits with care.
Patterns of over-responsibility, difficulty separating your wellbeing from another person's choices, and the exhaustion that comes from trying to manage what you cannot control.
Substance use often creates cycles of conflict, silence, and mistrust. Therapy can help you communicate more effectively and reduce the damage those cycles cause.
Recovery changes relationships. Therapy can help you understand what support looks like, what is yours to carry, and how to protect your own wellbeing in the process.
Trust that has been damaged by addiction takes time and intention to repair. Therapy can support that process without minimizing how difficult it has been.
Family members often put their own needs last. Therapy is a space for your experience — not just your role in someone else's recovery.
Ralph Pasceri, LCSW, MBA works with adults navigating family and relationship concerns related to addiction and recovery. Sessions are collaborative, practical, and focused on your experience and goals. All sessions are conducted via secure telehealth, available to adults throughout Florida.
A free 15-minute consultation is available to discuss what brings you to therapy and whether Bayview Counseling may be a good fit.