Sobriety alone is not the ultimate goal for recovering from addiction! In order for lasting success to happen in recovery it is vital that a change in lifestyle based on principles of connection begin to take shape. This presentation is designed to teach practical tools that will help foster principles of self- compassion, mindful living, and authentic connection with others.

This presentation was given at the UCAP Conference SLC 2017.

Tyler is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist whose primary focus has been helping those who struggle with addiction and their families for more than 10 years. As primary therapist of Addo Recovery’s Logan Utah office, Tyler believes that men and women who learn and live the principles of the recovery lifestyle make the best husbands, fathers, wives, and mothers. He has extensive experience helping families through the difficult issues that confront them including marital issues, sexual addiction, family dynamics, and trauma. Tyler completed his graduate work at Utah State University in Marriage and Family Therapy and is a DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) skills trainer. Tyler has also received specialized training in treating sexual addiction and Emotion Focused Therapy.
Tyler’s interests away from work include fly-fishing, wake-boarding, and being in the mountains with his wife and four daughters.