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Family Addiction Support Group

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You’ve begged, pleaded, reasoned, and worried yourself sick.
You’ve tried everything you know to help your loved one stop using, yet nothing seems to work. If you’re feeling powerless, overwhelmed, or unsure how to help without enabling, you’re not alone.


This support group is grounded in the CRAFT model (Community Reinforcement and Family Training), a clinically proven method to help family members reduce their loved one’s substance use and guide them toward treatment… even if they’re not ready.


Whether you’re a parent, partner, sibling, or close friend, this group is designed for you.


CRAFT Has Been Shown to:

  • Reduce substance use (even without formal treatment)
  • Increase treatment entry (71% success rate)
  • Improve your mental health (100% of participants report less anxiety, anger, and physical symptoms)

Community Guidelines

Group Guidelines

To ensure this space remains safe, respectful, and supportive for everyone, we ask that all group members agree to the following:

1. Confidentiality is essential.

What’s shared in this group stays in this group. Please respect the privacy of others and do not share screenshots, stories, or names outside of this space.

2. Speak from your own experience.

Use “I” statements when sharing. We’re here to support—not to fix or advise unless explicitly asked.

3. No judgment, blame, or shaming.

Addiction and family dynamics are complex. This is a space of compassion, not criticism.

4. We do not discuss our loved ones’ private details in harmful ways.

It’s okay to vent, but please avoid degrading language about your loved one. This is a space for healing, not hostility.

5. No promotion, selling, or unsolicited advice.

This is a therapeutic support group, not a marketing platform or coaching container.

6. Respect the group structure.

Stay on topic during live calls and participate at your comfort level. You are welcome to simply listen—there is no pressure to share.

7. This is not a crisis or emergency service.

If you're in crisis, please contact a local mental health provider or emergency services. While we offer support, this group is not a substitute for urgent care.

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