Family of Drug Addicts – Caring when it Counts Most www.therecoveryplace.net (877) 912-7837 Family of drug addicts often cares, but don’t always understand addiction or know how to help. Jim, clean for three years, has lots of love from family members, but during his years of addiction felt alone and scared, ashamed and embarrassed. He ran from help from his family, even when it was offered. The family did not understand the situation, even more so because there was no addiction in Jim’s family. Family focused therapies are a core part of Family Programs at The Recovery Place. Jim has been clean 3 years, and the positive love and support he receives from his family is a strong part of his successful recovery. Pamela, Lead Clinician at TRP, has been clean for 21 years. Her empathy and insider’s understanding enhance her ability to provide successful therapy for addicted clients and the family members of drug addicts. Family roles in addiction can have either a negative or a positive impact on the addict. The Family Program at The Recovery Place teaches family members how to support their loved one in a positive and healthy way, to maximize their chances for long term recovery.
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Welcome to westbridge.org, where you can learn all about WestBridge and what we’re doing to improve the lives and mental health of those we serve. As you explore the site, you’ll learn about our dual diagnosis program expertise; we specialize in helping and treating those that simultaneously suffer from mental illnesses and substance abuse problems. We employ integrated dual diagnosis treatment developed by the Dartmouth Center for Evidence Based Practices, which means that our therapies for mental illness and substance abuse complement and strengthen one another, rather than contradict each other. Our mental health residential treatment facilities are amazingly serene and comfortable, providing the ideal setting for effective rehabilitation. If you’re currently seeking treatment for schizophrenia, drug addiction or any combination of mental illness and substance issues for yourself or someone you love, we encourage you to explore our site for more details. Please start browsing through westbridge.org for articles, brochures and several other resources that will help you learn more about us and what we can do to help.
