Can Family Members participate in the Recovery Process at Crossroads?
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At Crossroads, we believe the answer to this question is yes, because substance use affects everyone in the family, so it’s important that family members are involved in the treatment and recovery process.
At Crossroads there are important ways in which family support in addiction recovery may look like:
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Intervening in a crisis situation
At Crossroads Recovery Centres we have qualified and trained addictions specialist who support families in the process of staging an intervention for their loved one who struggles with addiction.
- Finding treatment options and helping them get into treatment.
Crossroads Recovery Centres offers a safe and obligation free assessment with one of our qualified addiction councillors, to the family member who struggles with addiction.
- At Crossroads Recovery Centres, our families are welcomed, within 7 days of admission to attend a family information session in which the families are given an opportunity to provide necessary information about their life, and substance abuse of the family member that will help the treatment professionals at Crossroads Recovery Centres provide the right type of care.
- Families are often voiceless when it comes to the disease of addiction. At Crossroads Recovery Centre family members are given an opportunity to write family letters, which allows them to openly share their experience of their loved one abusing substance. This process is found to be very therapeutic and empowers the family members a great deal.
- At Crossroads Recovery Centres the families of our clients are encouraged to visit their loved ones on a Sunday during our family visiting hours, as it is important for both the family member and the addict to rebuild relationships. Families are once again encouraged to participate in the recovery process by providing the councillors with feedback on their experience with their loved ones and any concerns they might have.
- We at Crossroads Recovery Centre offer a bi weekly family support group, where the families are able to hear shares from previous clients and their families, as well as raise any questions they might have. The families are also introduced to groups such as Al-Anon and Nar-Anon, two of the most prominent support groups for families of addicts. Al-Anon is for families of alcoholics. On the other hand, Nar-Anon is for families dealing with drug addicts. Both groups are structured based on the 12-step program.
- Healthy family roles and behaviors include holding the loved one accountable for their behavior and that is why, at Crossroads we offer a family exit meeting on completion of the client’s treatment, in which they share with their families what their on-going recovery process will entail once they are home.
It is unfortunate that addiction is not a spectator sport and everybody gets to play: at Crossroads Recovery Centre we believe the same should apply to the recovery process.
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- The encouragement, love and support from the team at Crossroads allowed me to eventually see that I was worth something - that my life could be turned around and that I could accomplish the things that had long been a forgotten dream.Oliver VGRead more
- On the last day of my stint at Crossroads I could only express gratitude towards all who works there. A wise councillor once commented on my question when one is ready for rehab by explaining that when one is ready for rehab, rehab is ready for you.Johan BRead more
- I was lost and my soul was broken until I ended up at Crossroads and was introduced to the Twelve Steps. With the help of their excellent staff and amazing support I have recently been clean for 18 months, I could not have done it without them!Carla SRead more
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