What is our Family Recovery Coaching Service?
A family recovery coaching service is a support system that helps families navigate the complex and challenging journey of addiction and recovery. Family recovery coaches are trained professionals who offer guidance, support, and assistance to families in crisis. Family recovery coaches help families understand the addiction and recovery process, offer strategies to cope with the challenges of addiction, and help families rebuild and strengthen their relationships.
With all the options for addicts in recovery, few families realize that there is Family Recovery Coaching available for the families themselves. Addiction can have a significant impact on not just the individual struggling with it but also their family members. Family members can feel isolated, overwhelmed, and helpless, struggling to find ways to support their loved ones in recovery. Family recovery coaching services can be a valuable resource for families in recovery, offering a range of benefits to both the person in recovery and their loved ones.
As a family or friend of someone struggling, knowing how to navigate addiction or mental health recovery can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure of how to support your loved one, your family as whole, or what steps to take next. Sometimes it appears that there are only two bad choices. What is the right thing to do is often unclear.
No matter what stage you, your family and your loved one is in our One-Year Unlimited Family Recovery Coaching Service is here to provide clarity, guidance, and ongoing support for your unique situation.
Why a Year of Coaching Matters
Addiction or mental health recovery is not a one-time event—it’s an ongoing process. Our year-long commitment ensures that your family has the support it needs through every phase of the journey. From the initial transition into treatment to months or even one year later, we’re here to help you navigate the ups and downs with confidence and care.
Watch our Founder, David Lee’s presentation on Family Recovery Coaching
Who Can Benefit from Family Recovery Coaching?
This program is designed for families in a variety of circumstances, including:
- Families unable to plan a face-to-face intervention: Whether logistical, geographical, or emotional barriers exist, this program provides a roadmap for supporting your loved one without a formal intervention.
- Families dealing with so much chaos it is impossible to plan: Whether its from ever changing chaos brought upon by drug abuse or mental illness or other contributing factors, a family can be in constant crisis management. We can help to prepare for and navigate these crises.
- Families with loved ones already in treatment: Treatment centers often focus solely on the individual, leaving families unsure of their role in the recovery process. We help bridge this gap with tools and strategies tailored to your family dynamic.
- Families with a newly sober loved one: Early sobriety is a fragile time. Our coaching ensures that your family knows how to support your loved one without enabling or falling into old patterns.
- Parents, spouses, and siblings seeking guidance: If you feel isolated, confused, or overwhelmed, this service provides a collaborative space to learn, grow, and take proactive steps toward healing.
Why Choose Family Recovery Coaching?
Traditional recovery models focus almost exclusively on the individual in treatment, leaving families feeling sidelined and unsupported. But recovery isn’t just about the person struggling with addiction or mental health—it’s about transforming the entire family system. Our coaching focuses on empowering families to:
- Shift from reactive, crisis-driven responses to proactive, planned strategies.
- Set healthy boundaries and develop stronger communication.
- Understand the recovery process and anticipate challenges before they arise.
- Rebuild relationships and create a supportive home environment.
- Learn how to have your own empowered life that isn’t focused each day on someone else’s struggles.
- Increase the chances of longer term stability and recovery vs crisis management recovery
Addressing Your Questions and Challenges
Here are some of the most common concerns we address with families:
- What can I say to convince them to quit?
- Can I force them into treatment?
- What should I do if my loved one wants to leave treatment early?
- How do I deal with someone who says they’ll never quit?
- How can I respond when my loved one refuses aftercare or a halfway house?
- What do I do if my loved one relapses?
- How do I create boundaries without feeling like I’m abandoning them?
How can we work together as a family when we’re scattered across different locations?
These questions don’t have easy answers, but that’s where our coaching comes in. We collaborate with you to create actionable, sustainable solutions for your specific circumstances.
What the Family Recovery Coaching Service Offers
Our service is a partnership built to support families for up to a year, offering:
- Unlimited Access: Get help whenever you need it through phone, text, or video.
- Personalized Support: Tailored strategies for your family’s unique needs and challenges.
- Proactive Planning: Guidance to prepare for common recovery hurdles, like early treatment resistance or post-treatment transitions.
- Collaborative Coaching: Weekly Zoom meetings, group texts, or individual calls based on your preferences.
- Education & Tools: Learn how to set boundaries, rebuild trust, and support your loved one without enabling harmful behaviors.
Benefits of a Family Recovery Coaching Service:
- Support for the Family: Addiction can be a lonely and isolating experience for families, and one of the significant benefits of a family recovery coaching service is the support it provides to family members. Family recovery coaches offer guidance, support, and a listening ear when families need it the most. Families can feel overwhelmed, stressed, and uncertain about how to support their loved ones in recovery. A family recovery coach can help families understand the addiction and recovery process, offer strategies to cope with the challenges of addiction, and help families rebuild and strengthen their relationships.
- Improved Communication: Addiction can significantly impact communication within families, leading to misunderstandings, conflict, and broken relationships. A family recovery coach can help families improve communication by teaching effective communication strategies, such as active listening and empathetic responding. Improved communication can help families express their thoughts, feelings, and concerns in a constructive and non-judgmental way, leading to greater understanding and empathy.
- Family Education: Addiction is a complex and often misunderstood condition, and many families may not fully understand its impact on their loved ones. A family recovery coach can provide education on addiction, its effects on the individual and the family, and the recovery process. Family education can help families develop a better understanding of addiction and the recovery process, leading to greater empathy, support, and commitment to recovery.
- Increased Accountability: Addiction can be an isolating and secretive experience, and families may struggle to hold their loved ones accountable for their actions. A family recovery coach can help families hold their loved ones accountable for their actions and choices. Increased accountability can help the person in recovery maintain their sobriety and make positive changes in their life. It can also help families rebuild trust and improve their relationships.
- Individual Support: Families in recovery may have individual needs that require support and guidance. A family recovery coach can provide individual support to family members, helping them cope with their emotions, develop healthy coping strategies, and work through personal challenges. Individual support can help family members take care of themselves, reduce stress, and maintain their well-being during the challenging process of addiction and recovery.
- Relapse Prevention: Relapse is a significant concern for people in recovery, and families can play a vital role in preventing it. A family recovery coach can help families identify the triggers that may lead to relapse and develop strategies to prevent it. Relapse prevention can help families support their loved ones in recovery, identify warning signs of relapse, and take action to prevent it.
Addiction can be a challenging and complex journey, not just for the person struggling with it but also for their loved ones. A family recovery coaching service can be a valuable resource that offers a range of benefits to families in recovery, including support, improved communication, family education, increased accountability, individual support, and relapse prevention.
If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, consider exploring the option of our family recovery coaching service.
Take the Next Step
Whether your loved one is still resisting treatment, already in a recovery program, or navigating early sobriety, we’re here to support your entire family. You don’t have to face this alone. Call us to learn more or enroll. Together, we’ll create a plan for lasting change. This year, take back control and build a brighter, healthier future for your family. Let’s start this journey together.