Supporting Every Member of the Family Affected by Addiction
Addiction is a family disease. It doesn't just affect the individual challenged with substance use; it profoundly impacts every member of the family unit. The emotional, psychological, and relational toll can be overwhelming, leaving families uncertain of how to navigate the complexities of recovery. That’s why our Family Care Programs are designed to support all family members—whether you're a parent, sibling, child, significant other, or close friend—who is affected by the addiction of a loved one.
Our Family Care Programs are tailored to meet the unique needs of each family member, recognizing that the impact of addiction varies depending on one’s role in the family system. Whether you’re seeking personal healing or wish to recover together with a loved one, we provide a compassionate and structured path toward recovery.
According to Oxford
family noun | pronunciation: fam·i·ly
def: 1. a group consisting of one or two parents and their children and close relations living together as a unit 2. all the descendants of a common ancestor.
My Understanding and Philosophy
family noun | pronunciation: herd
def: 1. any group of people usually having a strong interpersonal relationship and common bond which may consist of blood relations, old friends or new friends so long as they have your best interests at heart always and reciprocally you have theirs. 2. a group of folks with shared principles and values who seek to support each other on their life's voyage. think tribe, community, fellowship and circle of care.
How Our Family Care Programs Help:
One-on-One and Group Counselling
We offer both individual and group counselling sessions for those who seek support
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To learn more about how these
Addiction & Family Care Programs can support you and your family, please reach out by email at drussell@path2change.ca or send a note here.