Need addiction treatment for a loved one?
You’re in the right place
Whether your loved one is currently in treatment, has been in treatment before, or needs treatment, we want you to know we are here for you and understand this is a difficult time. We’ll help you find hope that your loved one can recover, hope for your family, and hope that you can find peace and happiness for yourself. We are with you every step of the way.
To provide your loved one with the very best care, RCA has an innovative treatment team with extensive experience in treating substance use disorder and mental health disorders.
Your loved one’s recovery begins here
Our team delivers evidence-based treatment and a lifetime of recovery with services. Recovery Centers of America’s addiction treatment services include:
In need of intervention?
Is your loved one already in our care?
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.
A message to families from our Family Services team
My name is Trish Caldwell, and I am the Senior Vice President of Clinical Services at RCA. I am here to answer any and all questions families and loved ones have, whether your loved one is currently receiving treatment at RCA, is considering treatment at RCA, or is an Alumni. I am here to provide you education, support and the peace of mind to allow yourself to begin to heal. You can learn more about my background and experience below.
First, a brief RCA Welcome video for those of you with lFirst, a brief RCA Welcome video for those of you with loved ones who will soon come to RCA or has recently come to RCA for treatment. This video will help you understand the process of admission, help you understand what the first few days at RCA will look like for your loved one, and highlight some of the family programs we have to offer here at RCA.
RCA’s family orientation
All family members who wish to visit your loved one in treatment must watch the orientation video as well as attend one of the webinars.
To ensure that we are providing you the tools necessary to help support you and your loved one’s journey to recovery, this video will provide you with important information on RCA’s treatment philosophy, what a day entails for your loved one, and explores the many ways your role as family members is critical to the recovery process.
Commonly asked questions
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.
Fundamentals of family programming
Here you can find more resources to help you navigate your son or daughter’s recovery and grow together as a family.
Senior Vice President of Clinical Services: Trish Caldwell,
MFT, LPC, CCDP-D, CAADC, CCTP
During her 27-year career, Trish and worked extensively with families and patients with co-occurring behavioral health and substance use disorders and has held a variety of clinical and leadership roles. She is currently the Senior Vice President of Clinical Services at Recovery Centers of America, which has sites in NJ, PA, MA, IL, IN, and MD. Trish is a licensed clinician, a marriage and family therapist, and is certified in both co-occurring disorders and substance use. She specializes in ADHD, opioid use in young adults, family engagement, and substance use and creates clinical programming using a trauma-informed lens. Trish is a nationally recognized speaker at some of the top national conferences across the United States on issues related to substance use, behavioral health, and family. She has been a keynote speaker as well advocate for a trauma-informed approach to training the legal system and working with our first responders. Additionally, Trish created the first Young Offenders Treatment Program in Delaware County for first-time offenders with drug charges.
Trish has been a therapist for over 27 years, maintains a small private practice in PA, and is an adjunct professor at Jefferson University and a trauma trainer for Lakeside Global Institute.
Trish is a licensed clinician, marriage and family therapist and is certified in both co-occurring disorders and substance use, she specializes in ADHD, Opioid Use in young adults, Trauma informed care, Developmental trauma, Trauma and Substance Use disorders, Trauma and the Family System, Family Engagement, and Substance use for today’s teens. Trish has been a therapist for over 27 years and has worked extensively with families and patients with co-occurring behavioral health and substance use disorders in various settings. An adjunct professor at Jefferson University and a trauma trainer for Lakeside Global Institute, she created the first Young Offenders Treatment Program in Delaware County for first time offenders with drug charges.
If you have any questions, you can email Trish Caldwell at tcaldwell@recoverycoa.com
