A three-day virtual family recovery event · 2023 archive
Find Hope in the Journey of Family Recovery
Discover conversations about connection, healthier boundaries, understanding addiction, and supporting the people you love.
Welcome to the Summit
Supporting a loved one facing addiction can feel overwhelming.
The original Blessed Family Recovery Summit was designed to bring families education, encouragement and community during difficult moments.
The historical program brought together speakers to share personal stories and perspectives on supporting family members, building healthier relationships and caring for your own wellbeing.
Summit Details
Three days. Meaningful conversations.
The original program was held December 7–9, 2023 and featured remote speaker interviews. This is a historical reconstruction, not an open event registration.
Meet the Speakers
Conversations with people who care
Amber Hollingsworth
Lies, Manipulations and Covert Communication
Session details →Rev. Jocelyn J. Jones
Healing Your Hidden Wounds
Session details →Beverly A. Buncher
Healing the Family — Be a Loving Mirror
Session details →Dr. Michael Barnes
When the Solution Becomes the Problem
Session details →Pam Lanhart
From Tough Love to Loving Well
Session details →Shelby John
Thriving in Long-Term Recovery
Session details →J.K Emezi
Porn Addiction Recovery
Session details →Ruth Hovsepian
Breaking the Chains: Finding Strength to Overcome Sex Addiction
Session details →Benefits of exploring
Discover tools, stories and perspectives
The archived summit covered issues families often want to talk about—from setting boundaries to grief, emotional processing and community support.
Family Communication
Listening, understanding, and speaking with care.
ExploreHealthy Boundaries
Support yourself and others with clear limits.
ExploreEmotional Wellbeing
Attend to strong emotions and uncertainty.
ExploreFamily Healing
A family-centered overview of the program.
ExploreGrief & Loss
Recognize complicated grief and uncertainty.
ExplorePeer Community
Connection and learning alongside others.
Explore
Meet the Host
Tanya Gioia
The historical landing page introduces Tanya as a mother, podcaster and family recovery coach whose personal family experience inspired the summit.
Her message focused on helping others feel less isolated and connecting them with voices offering hope and understanding.
Read the archived introductionFrequently Asked Questions
Good to know
Based on details from the original registration page. The 2023 event is no longer upcoming.
Who was the summit for?
The archived event was designed for relatives and loved ones of people facing addiction, including families whose loved one was not currently in recovery.
When did the event take place?
The original page advertised a three-day virtual event for December 7–9, 2023. It is a past event, not an upcoming event.
Were presentations online?
The archive described a completely remote program with prerecorded speaker interviews and opportunities for online discussion.
How long were interviews available?
The page contains differing references to 24 and 48 hours of access. Treat those as historical website statements, not a current access promise.
How much did registration cost?
The archived landing page contains both “free ticket” wording and “$97” promotional wording. No current offer or payment is provided by this template.
Can I register here?
No. The website is a static historical reconstruction. The registration pages contain event information only, with no live registration or payment processing.
Is this medical or mental-health treatment?
No. This template documents educational event topics. It is not a treatment service or substitute for professional medical or mental-health advice.
How can I contact the event?
The original archived FAQ lists [email protected]; that address is historical and its present availability has not been verified.