TWFO is an acronym for Till The Wheels Fall Off. It's a battle cry for individuals and couples alike that no matter what life serves us, we promise to fight for our vision.
Matt & Paige Robinson have been through hell and back. The couple met in 2001 as high school freshman and have been inseparable since. In 2013, Matt sought treatment for opiate and alcohol addiction. An addiction Paige was in denial over, and completely ashamed of. Life prior to 2013 was little more than coming of age, feeling out of life, and learning how to coexist in a relationship of opposites. Life after 2013 has been the most beautifully chaotic test of love, will, strength, communication, and understanding that even Hollywood couldn't write. Life has rarely been easy and the story has been anything but fairytale. The couple has battled the demons of addiction, the loneliness of being the spouse in an addicted relationship, the agony of anxiety and depression, the confrontation of self, the journey of self-care, and the realization of the spirit over a decade of learning, failing, and promising "I got you and you got me...Till the wheels fall off."
Through life's toughest lessons both have learned processes and exercises to help others as they engage in similar battles. Our passion is watching others win. Our purpose is to walk alongside people and help them become their authentic self. We focus primarily on the spouses and partners of people dealing with a substance use disorder. Often the partner is forgotten as all eyes gaze toward the addict, and there are very few resources for partners. We strive to be not just a source, but the best source for validation, education, empowerment, and a guiding light for the recovery of spouses and partners in addicted relationships.
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