Judith works with individuals and families, navigating the realities of substance use, with empathy and non-judgment. Her approach blends lived experience, practical evidence-informed tools, and deep listening to help people reconnect with themselves and each other.
Together, you will explore what matters most, that which is getting in the way, and how to move toward lasting change rooted in resilience, meaning, and joy.
Seamless, personalized, and compassionate support for those who may need more intensive care. Together, we create a safe space for healing and growth within the comfort of your everyday surroundings, building sustainable routines and navigating high-risk situations.
Clear, honest support to help you lead from who you truly are. Together with Judith, you’ll explore intuitive, straightforward ways to align your values with your goals and actions. Whether you’re leading a team or developing your own self-leadership, she works alongside you to clarify what matters most and co-create actions that feel true and sustainable. Her approach invites collaboration, strengthens self-trust and integrity, and cultivates a shared sense of purpose that is both personal and collective.
Supporting organizations at the intersection of health and community care to reimagine systems, strengthen services, and lead with clarity, compassion, and impact.
Judith Rudoler is a recognized leader in the field of mental and behavioural health. A certified addictions counsellor, coach, and organizational consultant, she brings over a decade of experience supporting individuals, families, and healthcare providers through recovery, transformation, and ongoing discovery. Her practice integrates evidence-informed approaches with intuitive guidance to create experiences that are both deeply personal and practically grounded.
This work is for people and teams navigating transformation, personally or professionally.
This is the beginning of a series of neurographic drawings (see my post about this creative process), one for each of the 78 cards of the Tarot. An artistic and introspective project. A way of tracing the lessons I have learned, and continue to learn, along the path of discovery.
“A true practice leads us into the silence of the forest” — Jack Kornfield, After the Ecstasy, the Laundry (p.26) Discovering Retreat I first learned the significance of retreat in my second year of recovery (if we’re not counting rehab). I was invited to a 12-step retreat; a weekend at
I’ve been resisting this. Becoming more visible. Where I let my words out into the open instead of keeping them tucked away in journals and quiet conversations. Until now, my online presence has been that of a faithful lurker, occasional liker, and, on rare occasion, a well-curated photo poster. With
The Night I Hit the Wall It was the end of June 2013. I was 35 years old, living in a basement apartment with my cat, Stella, who was both my reluctant roommate and my only witness. Most nights, I locked myself in the bathroom, convinced that would somehow hide
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