Debra King built this out of her own life.

For years Debra worked frontline harm reduction, assembling and distributing Naloxone kits, on the call when calls came in.

She found her way back to a routine through her work with St. Stephen's Community House in Toronto, where she still is today — breakfast, lunch, sleep, a daytimer, a journal, a phone you answer when it rings.

She built Chances. Choices. Changes. for the people she keeps meeting along the way: adults who are sober or sincerely trying to be, who want honest conversation in a small room, finite in length, plain in language.

She facilitates every cohort herself.