Together:
Family Recovery
Educate. Equip. Empower.
Together: Family Recovery, transforms outdated practices, empowering families on their recovery journey with compassionate, inspirational stories and expert insights.
According to the Pew Research Center, nearly half (46%) of Americans have a family member or close friend who has been addicted to drugs or alcohol
Together: Family Recovery is a powerful and intimate documentary that redefines what recovery can look like - through the lens of family. Rather than focusing solely on the individual struggling with addiction, the film follows three courageous families who have chosen to walk the path of healing together. From heartfelt interviews to vérité scenes of everyday resilience, we witness how each family member - parents, siblings, even grandparents - undergoes their own journey of growth, connection, and change.
Together offers a modern, hopeful approach to recovery that centers love, communication, and community. Whether it's revisiting childhood homes, attending support groups, or simply sharing a meal, the documentary captures the quiet, profound moments that define what it means to rebuild relationship and rediscover family - together.
A study published in 2022 found that those with strong family support are twice as likely to achieve lasting recovery two years post-treatment compared to those without such support.
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Sarah
When a family member is suffering the negative effects of substance use, it destabilizes the entire family system. Families often feel alone in their search for direction and support.
The film aims to be a lifeline for families and loved ones, providing reliable education, compassionate actionable solutions, and the tools to become powerful allies in recovery.
The Wrenns
Support Family Recovery by donating through our GiveButter campaign linked below. Donations from individuals, foundations, and grants are welcome, and all contributions are tax-deductible through our 501c3. Your support helps us share the film widely, create additional supportive and educational content, and provide actionable resources for families in need.
*Please note that we do not accept donations from treatment providers for this initiative.