Find Your Way Forward
When your child struggles with substance misuse and mental health challenges, what you need most isn’t just information…
it’s understanding from people who truly get it.
We Truly Get It.
Hopestream Community™ is the not-for-profit destination for support, education and resources for parents of teens and young adults struggling with substance misuse and mental health challenges. We provide connection, a free podcast, retreats, and a private online community for moms.
Explore our offerings
Learn from our experts
With Hopestream, you have live and on-demand access to content and conversations from some of the industry’s top experts in mental health, substance use and wellness. Here are just a few of our valued contributors.
Lindsey Rae Ackerman
Martha Koo, M.D.
Jessica Lahey
Dr. Gabor Maté
Brad Reedy, Ph.D.
Laura Cathcart Robins
Wes Robins, Ph.D.
Ashlee Peterson
Emily Kline, Ph.D.
Amy Hoyt, Ph.D.
Jen Murphy & Hilary Moses
Jarell Myers, Ph.D.
Dr. Anna Lembke
Lara Okoloko
Carrie Wilkens, Ph.D.
Joanna Lilley
Lisa Pepper Satkin
Dee-Dee Stout
Kristina Kuzmič
Lu Vaughn
Janet Sasson Edgette, Ph.D.
Krissy Pozatek
Diana Clarke
Nzinga Harrison, M.D.
Holly O'Dea
Amber Hollingsworth
Dr. Xavier Amador
Alex Zemeckis
Jan Winhall
Cannon Kristofferson
Ann Coleman
Sebastian Martin
Jack Vaughan
Trish Ruggles
Maks Ezrin
Nicole Runyon
Todd Sarner
Enzo Narciso
Henry Maxwell
Trevor Hanson
Learn more about our supportive community for moms
How we help parents
Our dynamic, holistic approach offers a wrap-around model when you need it most.
create change
Empowers you to create positive conditions for change in yourself and your family
get healthier
Helps re-build your health and wellness
gain confidence
Build confidence in your parenting decisions
learn new skills
Find a confidential, supportive place to learn a compassionate approach to change
get connected
Connect with other families who have a shared experience and common needs
About the kids we love
The parents we serve have kids that are
- teens or college-aged kids experimenting with or dependent on marijuana and alcohol
- adolescents and young adults misusing or addicted to harder substances
- a young person on the autism spectrum struggling with social anxiety, gender identity, or executive functioning
- kids refusing high school or failing college due to substance use, depression, or anxiety
- teens who’ve developed eating disorders or engage in self-harm in addition to misusing substances
- young people who identify as LGBTQ+ and are misusing drugs or alcohol
- a teen or young adult who’s experienced an unintentional overdose or has thoughts of suicide
- adolescents or young people in wilderness therapy, therapeutic boarding school, or residential treatment programs
- young people transitioning to step-down houses, sober living, or early recovery