Addiction doesn't happen alone.
Recovery shouldn't either.
When one family member struggles, everyone feels it. Yet most interventions, treatment and recovery programs focus on the individual, leaving families without a path of their own back to health and well-being.
A grounded, family-first approach
Weekly guided sessions built around evidence-based recovery practices and themes that rebuild connection and inspire hope.
Your 12 Week Path
Three phases, twelve lessons, one guide to keep
Understanding
Education, awareness, context
1. Watch the film
2. Addiction as a brain disease
3. Genetics, environment and family ecosystem
4. Risk and protective factors, trauma
5. Stigma, shame and the power of community
The Work
Tools, practice, change
Integration
Healing, reflection, forward motion
6. Values and intention
7. Self-care and regulation
8. Way of being and loving well
9. Communication
10. Natural consequences and expectations
11. Boundaries
12. Forgiveness and gifts of recovery
What's Included
Virtual Together film screening
Your own participant guide
Come sit with us
12 facilitated discussion circles
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"My biggest take away was recognizing 'you don't know, what you don't know.' This makes me want to learn more and educate myself so that I can better support my loved one, myself, and my future family." - family participant
Add terms and conditions
The Family Program
297
12 week guided sessions
Printed participant guide
virtual film screening
The Family Program
99
Every month
Monthly Payment Plan
12 week guided sessions
Printed participant guide
Virtual Film Screening
Additional Participant Guides
25
Full color participant guide
Space for reflective writing
Enroll Now
Program begins September 8, 2026
8:00pm EST
Virtual Film Screening opens September 1, 2026
8:00am EST
Common Questions
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What if we miss a week?
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Do all family members need to attend every session together?
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How long is each session?
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Is this in place of individual therapy or a treatment program?
6. Can teens or younger family members participate?
7. What if my loved one isn't ready or willing to enter recovery yet — can I still do this program?
8. What if my loved one has already completed treatment — is this still relevant, or is it more for the early stages?
9. Is this program faith-based or secular?
10. What's included in the $297, and what does the extra workbook cost cover?
11. Can I pay monthly instead of all at once?
12. Is there a refund or cancellation policy if it's not the right fit?
13. Are scholarships or reduced-cost spots available?
14. Is what we share confidential?
15. What if my family member and I are at very different places in how we feel about all this?
16. Will this work if my loved one is having a recurrence of use?
17. Do you have experience with our specific situation (e.g. a parent vs. a spouse vs. a sibling in recovery)?