Family program

Addiction is a family concern. So is recovery.

For families and partners

Living with a loved one's addiction affects everyone around them — partners, parents, children, siblings. The family program offers education, group support, and family therapy so that recovery can be supported at home, not undermined.

What we cover

• How addiction works as a chronic condition
• The difference between support and enabling
• Boundaries that protect both the person in recovery and the family
• Communication patterns that often need to change
• Self-care for family members (including support resources for them)

How it integrates

Family work is coordinated with the client's primary therapist when clinically appropriate and consented to. We don't pull family members in without the client's involvement.

If you're a family member in crisis, the SAMHSA helpline (1-800-662-HELP) is free, confidential, and 24/7.