Covenant Creation Family Restoration

The Vision

CCFR has evolved from a nascent vision to a beacon of support for families and communities, under the stewardship of a leader with over fifteen years of education and experience in the interrelated fields of Human Services and Criminal Justice. This include areas of family development, restorative justice, substance abuse treatment, and conflict resolution. By offering a suite of services and resources, CCFR strives to

Prepare Couples: The decision to get married is a significant life transition that requires careful consideration and preparation. Premarital assessments are a scientifically validated tool for identifying potential areas of conflict and fostering open communication between partners. Research shows that couples who participate in premarital education have a lower risk of divorce and report higher levels of marital satisfaction. The use of such assessments can help couples build a solid foundation for their relationship by addressing common issues before they become problematic.

Repair Relationships: Effective communication and dispute resolution are key components of successful relationships. The CEO's focus on these areas is informed by extensive research demonstrating that poor communication can lead to relationship distress and, if unresolved, can escalate into more severe problems. Techniques such as active listening, emotion regulation, and the Gottman Method, which emphasizes the importance of understanding and managing conflict in a constructive manner, can be instrumental in repairing relationships. By providing these services, CCFR is aligning with evidence-based interventions that have been shown to improve relationship satisfaction and reduce the likelihood of relationship dissolution.

Restore Communities: The premise that healthy families and relationships lead to healthy communities is supported by a wealth of sociological and psychological research. The family systems theory posits that individual behaviors and family interactions are interconnected and that changes in one part of the system can affect the entire system. By focusing on one family at a time, CCFR is engaging in a micro-level intervention with the potential for macro-level impact. Stronger marriages and families can lead to more stable communities with lower rates of crime, better educational outcomes for children, and improved mental health for individuals. The ripple effect of these positive changes can contribute to the overall social capital and cohesion of the community.

The Visionary

She doesn't just unite couples—she armors them against the battles they can't yet foresee. As CEO of Covenant Creation Family Restoration (founded 2016) and R.A.F.A (launched in 2022 after addiction's wreckage claimed a life), she's spent years mapping the fault lines where love collides with crisis. What began with premarital assessments—peeling back layers to expose Substance Use Disorders and buried trauma—evolved into full-scale family triage when real life made textbooks irrelevant.

Her Criminal Justice degree and CASAC-T credentials mean she reads addiction like a crime scene, but it's her Conflict Resolution training and AAFCS Human Development expertise that fuel the real work: hands-on salvage operations for relationships shattered by dependency. She knows recovery isn't found in manuals when you're kneeling beside a mother who just lost her child to fentanyl, or disentangling a couple whose vows are drowning in relapse. That's why her methodology is part forensic assessment, part street-level peer support—because sometimes healing looks less like therapy and more like showing up with a crowbar when the system has welded hope shut.

Under her leadership, families don't get railroaded—they get restored, often in the wreckage of what addiction left behind.

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