Family Therapy Program
One of the biggest triggers that women with addictions struggle with is family, which can be a hard subject to broach. However, if you’re looking to get sober from drugs or alcohol, it’s important to go to a facility with family addiction treatment therapies. Addiction affects all members of the family, which includes spouses, children, and parents. In order to fully recover from addiction, everyone needs to meet on a common ground of tolerance and understanding.
A SAFE, SUPPORTIVE
SPACE FOR WOMEN TO
RECOVER
Why Family Therapy is Crucial to Recovery
Once you learn if or how your family is triggering your addiction, and how addiction affects families, it’s time to begin healing with your family. Family therapy helps on many different levels. The first is teaching you how to communicate with family in sobriety. Additionally, through family sessions in your women’s addiction treatment program, your family will learn how to support your recovery while you change for the better.
Women are often the primary caregivers. For this very reason, many women never get the help they need for addiction. It can be very difficult for a woman who’s also a wife or a mother to take the time she needs to heal from addiction. While in treatment, individuals begin to learn the importance of taking care of themselves in recovery as well. Often, we can view self-care as selfish, but it’s crucial to remember that we can’t pour from an empty cup.
For some women, toxic relationships keep them in active addiction for so long. This can be a verbally or physically abusive relationship with a spouse or even a significant other who doesn’t think a problem exists. Through individual and group therapy, women can learn how crucial their sobriety is to long-term health. Treatment also helps patients see their relationship patterns, including codependency, and how to form healthier bonds.
Family Therapy for Loved Ones
- Treatment is a lifelong cure
- Addiction is a choice
- Recovery is easy
Multiple Addiction Treatment Programs
- Group therapy program
- Individual therapy program
- Exercise therapy program
- EMDR therapy program
- Psychotherapy program
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy program
- Dual diagnosis treatment program
