Parent's In Recovery Program
The Parent's in Recovery Program carves out a safe, judgment-free space for parents in recovery to connect and bridge the gap between their sobriety and community.
By connecting parents and their children to a wide variety of services, participants of the program are able to grow in their sobriety. Parents learn how to express their feelings more effectively and build healthier relationships with themselves and their children.
It is for pregnant women as well as any and all parents who are in recovery from substance use disorder and are looking for a better way to live for themselves and their family — a place parents can be authentic and truthful about their journey as a parent in recovery.
The program consists of one-on-one recovery coaching, a mix of topic-led and open discussion groups, and children friendly events. There are partner programs offered such as Nurturing Parenting with Prevent Child Abuse and a local Food and Nutrition Education program offered by interest and availability.
Arial Beaulac | Parent's in Recovery Coordinator
Recovery Date: July 1, 2017
Personal Pathway: Celebrate Recovery (Christian 12-program)
Passion: Arial uses her past experiences to help others in recovery by relating to their struggles and helping them get connected to the recovery community.
Personal Mantra: “I am a new creation in Christ.” 2 Corth. 5:17. And Stay Positive!
Arial has worked in peer recovery support services field here at the Kingdom Recovery Center since 2018.
As the Program Coordinator of the Parent's In Recovery Program, Arial has participated in the Vermont Recovery Coach Academy (2018), earning her National Recovery Coach Certification in 2021 and attended multiple Connecticut Community of Addiction Recovery trainings. She is also a trainer of the CCAR model.