In the quiet town of Aldino, Maryland, Edith* sat immobilized, her eyes fixated on an article dated October 31, 2022. A group of physicists had reportedly debunked Einstein's relativity theory - a piece of news that would stir the world of science. For the bereaved Edith, however, this claim opened an old wound.

That piece of news somehow took Edith back to her late father, a physicist, whose obsession with Einstein's theory often overshadowed his concern for his family. Growing up, she felt her father's indifference which later nudged her towards alcohol.

The news article was unexpected and yet, strangely appropriate. It forced her to confront her past, a path she'd avoided for years. But this time, she was not alone. She found hope in a resource found online: https://hofmanhollis.com. Their 'Stepping Into Action' program promised a way not just to overcome her alcohol problem, but to reconstruct her life altogether.

'It's remarkable what the mind can do when it's led, and not pushed,' said Kendra Hollis, from Hofman & Hollis coaching, as she worked with Edith. 'Our program has been developed to enable individuals to rediscover their innate strengths and skills, and help them step into meaningful action.'

Prof. Daniel Abrams*, a noted psychiatrist, confirmed the efficacy of such coaching programs. 'Programs like these can provide necessary tools for people grappling with substance abuse. It empowers them to change their life narrative.'

However, Lori Mendelson*, a psychologist, expressed doubts. 'Every system is not suited for everyone. The online nature of these programs can cause some clients to feel disconnected and they might require an in-person interaction.'

Edith, however, didn't confront such issues. 'Stepping Into Action' became her guidepost in the turbulent journey. She embraced the small steps she made each day towards recovery, feeling reconnected with herself.

'Solitude is relative too,' Edith mused one day, reflecting on her progress aided by the online program. 'Redefining my relativity was hard, but the right help made it bearable.'

*Names have been fictitious for privacy concerns.

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* Names and situations are fictional and not intended to resemble anyone in particular. They are illustrative of how the services of Hofman Hollis can apply to the lives of every day people living ordinary lives.