Recovery, without a script.
Questioning your use, cutting back, taking a break, or navigating recovery—there is room to start where you are.
Learn moreSubstance-use counseling · Austin, Texas
You don’t need a label to want something to change.
Warm, practical support for people getting curious about alcohol or other substances—and for those already finding their way through recovery.
There’s room for you here.
CuriousCutting backTaking a breakIn recovery
Come as you are · ATXHarm-reduction informed
Recovery oriented
Judgment free
Community minded
Ways to work together
Support for the whole picture.
Flexible, grounded care for individuals, groups, and helping professionals.
Change works better together.
Small, thoughtful groups built around shared experience, practical tools, mindfulness, and real connection.
Learn moreGood questions are welcome here.
Collaborative SUD consultation for clinicians who want more clarity, confidence, and community in their work.
Learn moreIndividual counseling
Maybe you know. Maybe you’re just wondering.
You don’t have to be in crisis, commit to abstinence, or arrive with a perfectly formed goal.
We can look honestly at what is working, what isn’t, and what change might look like in the context of your actual life. That could mean cutting back, taking a break, building recovery support, or simply getting clearer.
Weekly supportMonthly check-insFocused goal-setting sessions
Ask about individual counseling Current groups
Honest conversation. Real company.
Community is not an extra. It can be part of how change becomes more possible, practical, and sustainable.
Group 01
For mothers · Virtual
The Mindful Mom:
Exploring Substance Use
A supportive group for mothers exploring their relationship with alcohol and other substances—without shame, labels, or one definition of recovery.
- Stress, cravings, triggers, and patterns
- Harm reduction and behavior change
- Mindfulness and body awareness
- Mom guilt, perfectionism, and self-care
- Recovery and relapse prevention
Fridays
12:30–2:00 PM
12:30–2:00 PM
Small group
90 minutes
90 minutes
Location
Virtual
Virtual
$40 / session
Ask about joiningThis group is supportive and educational and does not replace individual treatment or a higher level of care when needed.
Group 02
For clinicians · In person
SUD Clinical
Consultation Group
A collaborative place for clinicians who encounter substance-use questions in their work—whether SUD is their specialty or simply part of the picture.
- Risk, substance-use patterns, and levels of care
- Harm reduction, motivational interviewing, and ambivalence
- Co-occurring mental health and substance use
- Treatment planning, documentation, and boundaries
- Referrals, collaboration, and challenging situations
LCDC · LPC · LCSW · LMFT · Counselors-in-training · Social work students · Other behavioral-health professionals
First Wednesday
6:30 PM
6:30 PM
Monthly
90 minutes
90 minutes
Location
Austin · In person
Austin · In person
$50 / month
Ask about joiningThis is a clinical consultation and education group. It does not replace required clinical supervision or the clinician’s responsibility for their own clients.
The approach
Less judgment.
More useful
conversation.
Start with your goals.
You set the direction. We can work with ambivalence, experimentation, moderation goals, recovery goals, and the questions in between.
Make it practical.
Understand patterns, build skills, notice what your body is telling you, and create supports that fit your life outside the counseling room.
Remember the whole person.
Substance use rarely exists in a vacuum. Stress, relationships, identity, mental health, resources, and community all matter.
Meet Molly
Experienced, clear-eyed, and on your side.
Molly Kendrick, LCDC, QCC, brings years of substance-use and community mental-health experience to work that stays personal, collaborative, and human.
Her background spans harm reduction, crisis response, co-occurring mental health and substance use, individual and group counseling, clinical leadership, care coordination, and helping people connect with the right community resources and level of care.
That range means she understands both the clinical side and the real-life side: change can be complicated, systems can be hard to navigate, and people deserve support without being reduced to a diagnosis or a single chapter of their lives.
Connect with MollyGet started
A first step can be simple.
Send a brief note about what you’re looking for. Molly can follow up about fit, availability, and possible next steps.