About Why Won’t They Stop

For women who love someone with an addiction—and are ready to stop losing themselves in the process.

If you’ve ever whispered to yourself, “Why won’t they stop?”

Then you already know the cycle of heartbreak and exhaustion that comes with loving someone caught in addiction.

You’ve tried everything—talking, pleading, fixing, hoping—and yet nothing seems to change. Meanwhile, you’re left feeling drained, isolated, and like you’ve somehow lost the woman you used to be.
You’re not alone. And it’s not your fault.

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Why I Created This Space

I’ve been there. I’ve loved someone with an addiction, and I know the toll it takes—the sleepless nights, the self-doubt, the constant second-guessing of your worth. For years, I poured all of my energy into saving someone else, only to realise I was sinking too.
That experience is why I created Why Won’t They Stop: a space for women who’ve carried the weight of someone else’s addiction for too long, and are ready to reclaim their peace, strength, and identity.

Welcome

What You’ll Find Here

This site is a hub of support, tools, and community for women navigating the storm of addiction in someone they love.

Here, you’ll discover:
Practical guidance on boundaries, self-care, and emotional resilience
Articles and resources blending happiness research, coaching, and lived experience
A safe community through the Anchored & Rising Circle, where you can connect with women who get it
Hope and clarity—without sugar-coating the realities of addiction

What I Believe

I believe you can love fully without losing yourself in the chaos of addiction.
I believe your happiness, health, and future matter—just as much as anyone else’s.
And I believe that when women feel anchored in their own strength, they rise—no matter what’s happening around them.

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An Invitation

Whether you’re here to read a blog post, download a free worksheet,
or explore joining the Anchored & Rising Circle, my hope is simple:
That you find relief in knowing you’re not alone.

And strength in remembering—you are more powerful than the addiction around you.

👉 Join the waitlist for the Anchored & Rising Circle
👉 Start with a free resource

👉 Join the free community