No one struggling with addiction should have to go through it alone. At BlueCrest Recovery, we believe that family support is a key factor in recovery from substance use disorder.
Our family support program provides the resources families need to heal when someone is struggling with substance use and co-occurring disorders. Through regular meetings and community support resources, the clients we help reconnect with their support systems while learning to live without substances. Get started in our addiction treatment programs today by contacting us online or calling 888.292.9652.
Family Support Is Vital for Recovery
When someone struggles with addiction, the entire family is affected. That’s why family members need to be involved in the recovery process. Having a strong support system of family members who understand the difficulties associated with addiction can make all the difference in successful treatment and long-term sobriety. A good family support program not only helps individuals overcome their addiction but also provides them with a safe environment in which to heal and grow during their recovery journey.
The Benefits of Family Support Programs
Family support programs are especially important for those dealing with substance use disorder because they provide an important opportunity for healing relationships within the family unit. This includes:
- Learning how to communicate better with each other – When families learn how to effectively communicate with each other, it helps to create a safe and supportive environment for the recovering individual.
- Understanding boundaries and expectations between each person – A family support program provides an opportunity to discuss and define boundaries between each individual, which helps to foster trust and respect.
- Developing problem-solving skills – Family support programs allow families to develop problem-solving skills and learn how to cope with difficult situations.
- Exploring ways to manage difficult emotions – Family support programs provide an opportunity for family members to explore ways to manage difficult emotions, such as anger and frustration.
- Discovering new ways of interacting that are healthy and positive – Professional help can allow families to explore new ways of interacting with each other that are healthy and positive.
Additionally, families learn how to identify signs of relapse so they can intervene early if needed.
The Family Support Program at BlueCrest Recovery
At BlueCrest Recovery Center’s New Jersey treatment center, we offer a comprehensive family support program that focuses on group therapy and community resources.
The family support group is offered to all of the family members and loved ones that are affected by the disease of addiction. The in-person family support group session is on Wednesday night from 6 p.m.- 7:30 p.m. We are also currently offering online family support group sessions on Wednesday nights from 7:40 PM- 8:40 PM. All of our family support groups are free. You are welcome to attend this support even if your loved one hasn’t ever attended our program as a patient.
Professional Help at Our New Jersey Center
At BlueCrest Recovery Center in Woodland Park, New Jersey, we have a team of experienced professionals who specialize in treating substance abuse issues, including alcohol use disorder (AUD) and opioid use disorder (OUD). Our team includes psychiatrists, licensed therapists, and other clinicians who have extensive experience working with individuals struggling with substance use disorder as well as their families.
We also offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT) services when appropriate. Individuals can receive medications such as buprenorphine that help reduce cravings while they work on achieving long-term sobriety through therapeutic interventions such as talk therapy treatments.
If you or your loved one is struggling with addiction, reach out today—we’re here to help. Call us now at 888.292.9652 for more information about our New Jersey center, or contact us online for more information about our services.
Everyone there is super kind, they make feel like family, they treat you with respect, and they really understand why people come there looking for help.
Every single person there is special. From the nurses, to the people to lead the group sessions, to the kitchen and the cleaning staff, everyone is just amazing.
I want to thank them for the experience they gave me, for everything they taught me, and most important, for the love and respect they showed me while I was there.
I'd recommend this place to anyone struggling with addiction. They will help you and truly understand what you are going through.
Thank you BlueCrest for everything you do.
Leo
First thing ,talking about employees,is that they showed a lot of understanding which is very important for the first steps at rehab.
I like classes a lot.Not only that I learned a lot but I participated a lot and I was asking the questions.I became open and honest definitely.
All employees gave us support and help.Guys,I love and I respect you all.
You gave us so many tools.
Just to mention one example.
My 6 years old granddaughter wrote in her card “Pop,I am so happy to have you in my life”.She did hit me with the biggest sledgehammer on the earth and woke me up definitely and she made me cry for the first time in my life.
As preschool kid I was macho
kid.So many times I went back home with bloody nose, I didn’t cry,didn’t cry as boy,my parents died,my best friend got killed in car accident, didn’t cry.For me crying was girls thing.It took me 70 years to understand that crying is not about gender,it is abut feelings.
Whole my life I was helping and supporting people.But now I’m on the other side of table.It made me unhappy,insecure.But there was moment that made so happy and proud. I took yoga class and started doing it at home.After couple days Hector joined me and during
one class he said “Predo inspired me to start practicing “. It was such a nice feeling;I am on the both sides of the table.
Thank you so much for giving me all the tools so I can build my building with the help from my family and friends.
I am not religious,I am not spiritual but I can say from the very bottom of my heart
God bless you
Predo
P.P. My relationship with alcohol, everything was tomorrow, tomorrows. Now I have a different tomorrow. Tomorrow I’ll start my new life.
