Redesigned website makes it easier for families to find specialized counselling, practical resources and a free 30-minute consultation.
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — When someone you love is struggling with addiction, it can be difficult to know where to turn. Parents, partners and other family members often spend years trying to help, sometimes at the expense of their own health, relationships and peace of mind.
Love With Boundaries, founded by Registered Clinical Counsellor and award-winning author Candace Plattor, has launched a redesigned website at lovewithboundaries.com, making it easier for families to find the support and guidance they need.
The new website reflects a message that has been central to Plattor’s work for decades: Families deserve help, too.
“For far too long, addiction treatment has focused almost entirely on the person struggling with addiction,” says Plattor. “Families are often expected to understand, support and accommodate their loved ones, with very little attention paid to what they’re going through. But what about the families? What about their needs, their feelings and the toll addiction takes on their lives?”
A More Welcoming Place to Begin
The redesigned website offers a clearer, more welcoming way for families to learn about addiction, understand the difference between helping and enabling, and discover how healthier boundaries can change their lives.
Visitors can explore information for parents, partners and other family members, learn about online counselling, meet the Love With Boundaries team, and access books and practical resources.
They can also request a free, confidential 30-minute consultation to discuss their circumstances and explore how counselling might help.
Families Can Begin Making Changes Now
One of the most important principles of Love With Boundaries is that families don’t have to wait for the person struggling with addiction to choose recovery before making changes of their own.
“When families learn the difference between helping and enabling, they begin to recognize choices they may not have realized they had,” explains Plattor. “They can’t control another person’s addiction or recovery, but they can stop participating in patterns that make the addiction easier to continue. And they can begin reclaiming their own lives.”
Through online counselling, Love With Boundaries helps families establish and maintain healthier boundaries, rebuild their confidence and develop a different way of responding to addiction. Because our counselling is done primarily online, families can access support wherever they live or work, with the comfort and privacy of speaking to a counsellor from a place where they feel most comfortable.
“First and foremost, I want families to understand that they matter,” says Plattor. “Their feelings matter. Their needs matter. And their lives matter.”
The redesigned Love With Boundaries website is now available to families seeking guidance and support, wherever they live.
Visit: lovewithboundaries.com
Book a free 30-minute consultation: lovewithboundaries.com/how-can-we-help/
Christine Zitscher – Administrative Assistant
Love With Boundaries
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