Treatment stabilizes your loved one. This program heals the family they come home to. A one-day intensive, then a 6-month curriculum-based program built for what comes after the intervention.
Most treatment programs are built to stabilize and treat the individual. Very few show the family how to navigate what comes next: trust, accountability, communication, boundaries, and the fear of relapse. Families are told to support recovery without ever being shown how.
Addiction is a family disease, and the family system your loved one returns to matters as much as the treatment they receive. That is why family recovery is a formal step in our process, not an afterthought.
A full day with your family and friends, before and around the intervention. We educate the team on the addicted brain and why people struggling with substances behave and react differently to life in every aspect.
This day shifts the team's perspectives and creates a new understanding of your loved one.
After the intervention, your family enters a curriculum-based program: 12 modules over six months that move your family from crisis reaction to lasting stability.
Structured, practical, and built for real life, with coaching throughout.
A snapshot of the ground the curriculum covers, drawn from the work we do with every family.
Module topics shown as a representative overview of the curriculum's focus areas.
Before the intervention, we spend an entire day with our client's family and friends to educate them on the addicted brain. This process shifts the team's perspectives.
Learn to respond to challenges instead of reacting to them, so the family stops living emergency to emergency.
Practical patterns for hard conversations: honest, calm, and consistent, even under pressure.
Boundaries and follow-through that support recovery without shame and without enabling.
Reintegration, rebuilt trust, and a family environment where long-term sobriety can actually take root.
The one-day intensive happens around the intervention itself. The 6-month program begins after the intervention, while your loved one is in treatment, so the family is ready when they come home.
No. It is a structured, curriculum-based coaching program focused on practical tools, boundaries, communication, and forward movement. Many families use it alongside individual therapy.
No. Like the rest of our work, the program serves families nationwide, with sessions built around your family's schedule and location.
One confidential conversation with a professional interventionist. No pressure, no obligation. We'll help you find the right next step for your family.
