Addiction Family Support Program

Professional Support for Those Who Matter Most

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Clear Steps Recovery offers Bi-Weekly family support groups, to allow client family members the opportunity to engage with each other and the family coordinator. 

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They will learn how to support their loved ones, become more assertive in conversations, look out for warning signs that might lead to a future relapse, as well as support one another in their own struggles. 

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These sessions are free of charge to family members with a loved one currently enrolled in Clear Steps Recovery.

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Why Enroll in a Family Support Program in New Hampshire?

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Addiction doesn’t only cause harm to the individuals caught in the cycle of addiction but also to their families.

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It’s important for family members to remember:

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• They are not trained professionals. 
• They did not cause their loved one’s addiction.
• They cannot cure their loved one’s addiction.

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Like a sprained ankle or a fractured arm that needs surgery, you bring your loved one to the professionals for help. The same applies to a family member struggling with substance abuse disorder.

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Clear Steps Recovery has a team of professionals you can trust. We offer a comprehensive family support program to help families through the difficult process of addiction treatment that includes individual and family therapy, as well as support groups. 

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Families are an integral part of the recovery process, and we are committed to helping you every step of the way.

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Break the Cycle of Addiction with Family Support Programs

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Addictions significantly impact families. But family involvement in treatment for individuals coping with addiction can: 

• Reduce harm 
• Improve treatment entry
• Help individuals complete treatment
• Significantly improve treatment outcomes

At Clear Steps Recovery, family members are an essential extension of our treatment team, but it’s not just the suffering family member that needs support.

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Many family members feel like they have become lost, overwhelmed, or disillusioned. They have suffered from sleepless nights, “close calls,” and traumatic events that seemingly have changed their lives forever. Common statements from family members include:

• “When or how will I trust again?”
• “She was not raised like this.”
• “What boundaries and parameters do I set without causing him to relapse?”

Do not be discouraged – addiction is a mental illness. The details of everyone’s story may differ, but the feelings and aftereffects are the same. 

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Our family support program will shed new light on subjects that seem very dark. We will work the unique needs of each family unit, providing education on how the human operating system works, allowing clarity and your personal wisdom to shine through.