Informing families about effective intervention and recovery strategies and encouraging them to take action when addiction is suspected or present in a loved one.

Providing families with services similar to the very successful programs for physicians and pilots whose first time recovery rates exceed 85%.

Educating families about how they can be positively engaged in the recovery process, including planning for post treatment recovery

Encouraging families to hire qualified, licensed chemical dependency counselors to help them and work on their behalf throughout the entire intervention, treatment and post-treatment process.

“Letting go” is not a successful recovery strategy when an addict can continue to use without significant consequences. 
• In our experience an educated, active, and learning family is an invaluable asset to a loved one’s recovery. 

Read our article, “Recommendations for Recovery” on this website for a detailed description of our approach to recovery, how we work with our clients and how we apply the pilot/physician model to other population groups, including affluent addicts. Also, see The New Recovery Model, below, for information about essential recovery program elements leading to successful outcomes.