Family Program
How We Help?
Our Comprehensive 3 Day Family Program Includes:
Family Education
A workshop to educate families about co-dependency (co-addiction), the disease concept of addiction, and the importance of self-care. Family members will also learn coping skills, how to create healthy boundaries, and how to provide support for the recovery of their loved one without enabling their addiction.
Family Group Counseling
Helps clients and family members understand how addiction affects family relationships, and provides education and practice on assertive communication, sharing emotions, conflict resolution and identifying and addressing thinking errors.
Struggling With Addiction?
We’ve Been There, We Can Help.
However, currently we do not accept Medicaid or Medicare as a form of payment. Financing options are available.
However, currently we do not accept Medicaid or Medicare as a form of payment. Financing options are available.
The Impact of Addiction
"Each addict effects on average 10 to 30 people in their close circle. When family members understand what the person struggling with addiction is going through, the family can begin to heal together."
Addiction has an impact on every member of a household, from the oldest members of the family to infants. When someone in your home has a drug or alcohol problem, everyone feels the consequences of chemical dependence, and everyone needs help dealing with these devastating effects.
At Rocky Mountain Treatment Center our Family Program provides counseling, education and preventive resources for clients and their families.
Our caring and compassionate staff focuses on a number of key issues during Family Program, including:
Our caring and compassionate staff focuses on a number of key issues during Family Program, including:
- Creating a home environment that supports health and sobriety
- Building stronger, more effective relationships within the family
- Identifying at-risk family members who may be the targets of abuse or violence
- Reinforcing the authority of parents and guardians
- Preventing younger generations from adopting addictive behaviors
- Helping family members heal from the destructive effects of addiction
"The National Institute of Drug Abuse and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recommend family therapy be incorporated into any substance abuse treatment therapy."
Talk With Our Team
Are you or a loved one struggling with addiction? We’ve been there. We can help!
Prefer to start the process online? Fill out our online intake form or submit an information request, and our admissions team will reach out to you for a free confidential consultation.