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My services include a done-for-you alumni engagement program for treatment providers and recovery organizations that provides consistent education, encouragement, and connection after treatment—allowing staff to stay focused on delivering care.
I partner with employers to provide recovery-focused training and onsite workshops creating environments where people can thrive.
Hi, I’m Kit .
After finally getting sober (because it did not come easy), I’ve learned a thing or two about renovation—
especially the kind that happens from the inside out.
Today, I bring that experience together with years of work in training, workplace wellbeing, recovery-friendly workplaces, and community engagement to help people and organizations build something better.
Through engaging keynotes, hands-on workshops, corporate training, and Renovated Recovery—my alumni engagement program for treatment and recovery organizations—I turn real-life experience into practical tools people can actually use.
From boardrooms to basements, my work is rooted in the same belief: lasting change starts with a strong foundation, the right tools, and a willingness to do a little renovating.
It might get messy—but the best renovations usually do. Ready to see what we can build together?

I've been where you are. I had to rebuild my life in sobriety, too!
In my book A Renovated Life, I share the tools that helped me rebuild my own life, using the metaphor of a house renovation to guide you through recovery. With a blend of wit, humor, and deep understanding, I tackle each "room" in a way that's both relatable and impactful. One of my favorite chapters, "Clogged," is about bathroom renovation—where we face the mess of our past and clear out what’s holding us back. If you're ready for a fresh start, let this book be your guide.
Let’s rebuild together—starting today.
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