How can we help your family?
Your loved one’s recovery begins here
Our team delivers proven addiction treatment, in a comfortable setting, while providing resources for lasting recovery.
Starting with a medically monitored detox before moving on to inpatient and outpatient care, your loved ones will begin to heal and develop skills to manage their lives.
To support them in their ongoing recovery journey, the Alumni Association provides peer support and encouragement for a lifetime of recovery.
To learn more about all services available to you or your loved one, follow the links below.
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Drug and alcohol addiction help for family members
We are grateful you have entrusted us with the care of your loved one’s recovery. Both your loved one and your family deserve to share the happiness of recovery. That’s why RCA has programming for family members. We are committed to making this experience one of support, healing, and connection for your loved one as well as for you.
RCA appreciates the importance of family engagement and support and as such have created several ways to provide drug and alcohol addiction help for family members and ensure they remain involved while we adhere to the COVID 19 safety guidelines.
Resources for parents
As a parent of an adult son or daughter struggling with addiction, the pain and uncertainty can be excruciating. At Recovery Centers of America, we understand what you’re going through and want you to know that you’re not alone. We can help your child through Discover, a specialized inpatient program for young adults ages 18-34, to learn effective communication, coping skills, boundaries, family dynamics and more. We also offer intervention services at no extra cost with a 90% success rate.

Family support groups, therapy, webinars, and events

Free support services for families
Family support groups and family therapy for addiction are fundamental to recovery. Education is also a key component of the recovery process; that’s why I have created weekly live webinars, events, and more on topics to address the unique needs of families impacted by addiction and how to best help a family member struggling with addiction.
These webinars and events are opportunities for you to learn valuable information in the safety of your own home. Additionally, these live webinars will be an opportunity for you to ask any questions you might have for me. Learn more about the dates of our upcoming webinars.
We have separate programs for family members of first responders and service members. Learn more.