Reducing the impact of drug and alcohol-related harm on the life of loved ones
Our experienced Practitioners and Volunteers can provide support to ensure that people accessing our services know how to best support and inform their loved ones, whilst progressing on their recovery journey.
We offer advice and support on the tools needed for family members, carers, and concerned others to:
- Reduce isolation
- Increase their confidence
- Set appropriate boundaries
- Become more knowledgeable about the addictive cycle of substance use
- Have positive involvement in their loved one’s recovery
- Work through any emotions such as guilt, shame and anger.
Support options
Various support options are available, and family members or carers can choose whichever feels right for them:
- One-to-one emotional support
- Therapeutic group sessions
- Online support options
- Educational tools and resources
- Signposting to other services.
Boundaries, belief, and breaking the silence: a parent’s path to healing
For 10 years, Eve was the only one who knew about her son’s substance use issues. Since joining our Family and Carers group, she has realised she doesn’t have to carry that weight alone.
