Family Groups Therapy
Here at 449 Recovery we believe that a relationship between the substance abuser and his or her family is essential to a strong recovery solution. Furthermore, we understand that while focus should be centered around the substance abuser, there is usually a great deal of pain and suffering that has been portrayed upon the family of the addict. Our family counseling programs are designed to offer hope, guidance and solutions to family members of a recovering addict. These small-group programs and individual counseling sessions help family members, spouses and children alike to deal with the repercussions of her drug addiction, alcoholism or other types of addictive challenges.
Family members are usually the ones that suffer the most when dealing with an addict. Many times they are the ones that are striving to see a chain. The family member may try to throw the drugs out, hide the bottle of alcohol or confront the user with ultimatums. Usually they are simply dealing with the symptoms or the results of alcoholism or a drug addiction and not the root of the problem. Family members can become codependent while desperately trying to find a solution to make their family life appear “normal” once again.We offer weekly family group therapy sessions here at 449 Recovery. If you or a loved one would like to register to attend one of the family group programs please take a moment to contact us. One of our counselors will be happy to explain the details to you and help you to register for the next session.
The family program here at 449 Recovery is different than most other programs that are offered by similar drugs now call recovery centers. Throughout our program we take the time to focus on the individual family member as well as the family as a unit. Our group programs are designed to educate the family about issues such as “enabling” and “dishonesty.” We show the family members not only how to spot the signs but also how to deal with them in their own lives. We believe that it’s not just the addict needs to get whole and to begin a recovery process. We also believe that the family needs to go through their own process of recovery.
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