Resources for Families
Essential guides and tools to help you navigate your recovery journey and support your loved one with wisdom, boundaries, and love.
Family Resource Library
Essential guides and practical tools to help you navigate your recovery journey and support your loved one with wisdom, boundaries, and love.
What to Do in a Crisis
A grounding guide for families to respond from recovery, not panic, when crisis hits.
Read GuideWhat to Say Instead
A language guide for family recovery - shifting from reaction to recovery in your communication.
Read GuideCommon Objections to Recovery Conversations
Learn how to respond to common resistance and objections when discussing recovery with your loved one.
Read GuideAm I in My Lane?
A quick checklist for staying grounded in recovery and focused on what you can control.
Read GuideScript for Setting a Boundary
A calm, clear way to honor what matters most when setting healthy boundaries in recovery.
Read GuideFamily Relapse Response Plan
Stay grounded, aligned, and in recovery when faced with a loved one's relapse.
Read GuideHelpful Conversation Openers
Language that builds safety, curiosity, and connection in recovery conversations.
Read GuideStages of Recovery & Relapse Signals
How to recognize progress and know when to act - understanding the stages of recovery and warning signs.
Read Guide10 Powerful Family Questions That Don't Trigger Shame
Questions designed to disarm shame and spark truth in family meetings and recovery conversations.
Read GuideA Gentle Exit Plan
If recovery doesn't take - a compassionate guide for when you need to step back for your own healing.
Read GuideWhen They Reach Out Again
What to do if your loved one comes back after you've stepped away - navigating reconnection with wisdom.
Read GuideHow to Select Professionals in Recovery Support
Essential guidance for choosing qualified, accountable professionals for your recovery journey.
Read GuideFamily Recovery Glossary
Essential terms and concepts for understanding family recovery and addiction as a family disease.
Read GuideNeed More Support?
These resources are a starting point. For personalized guidance and ongoing support, connect with our family recovery specialists.