Our
free Family Support Group is designed for families, partners, and loved ones who are impacted by someone’s struggle with substance use disorder. We understand that
addiction affects the whole family, not just the individual, and this group provides a safe, supportive space to learn, connect, and heal together.
Why Choose Individual Outpatient Treatment?
This group focuses on helping families better understand substance use disorder by learning:
✔
Understanding SUD, Recovery pathways, and stigma.
✔ Developing healthy
communication skills.
✔ Learn
effective ways to support their loved one without losing themselves in the process.
✔ Boundaries that
protect relationships and safety.
✔ Navigating
treatment options (inpatient, outpatient MAT)
✔ Coping Skills, stress management, and self-care.
What to Expect in the Program
| Feature |
Details |
| Safe, Confidential, and Judgment-Free Environment |
A welcoming space where families can share openly, listen, and connect without fear of stigma or shame. |
| Focus on Family Wellness & Self-Care |
Families gain strategies to manage stress, reduce burnout, and take care of their own emotional and mental health. |
| Education on Substance Use Disorder |
Participants learn how addiction affects the brain, behavior, relationships, boundaries, relapses, and the recovery process. |
| Practical Resources & Guidance |
Participants receive referrals, handouts, and information on local recovery supports, crisis services, and next steps for helping a loved one. |
Key Components of the Program
Led by compassionate professionals experienced in family dynamics and recovery, the group blends education with open discussion. Families are encouraged to share experiences at their own comfort level — though sharing is never required. Whether you’re looking for answers, community, or simply a place to feel understood, this group is here for you.
Benefits of Family Support Group
Our Goal is to encourage consistent use of
evidence-based family support tools that reduce harm and promote family wellness.
Who Can Benefit?
Loved ones—Parents, Partners relatives, and friends—of someone with SUD.
