For the family
Worried about someone you love?
You're carrying a heavy weight, and you don't have to carry it alone. We help New Jersey families understand addiction and take the next step.
Loving someone with an addiction is exhausting, frightening, and lonely. You've probably tried everything, felt guilty for things that aren't your fault, and wondered if anything will help. It can, and supporting them well starts with supporting yourself.
How to help a loved one.
Learn what addiction actually is
A treatable disease, not a moral failure. Understanding that changes how you talk to someone about it.
Set boundaries with compassion
You can love someone and still protect yourself. Boundaries aren't abandonment.
Know the options
Detox, residential, outpatient, MAT, and more, so you can speak to real choices instead of ultimatums.
Take care of you
Your wellbeing matters on its own, and it makes you a better support.
Request a callback
Start with your questions.
You can ask for help even if they're not ready. Leave your details and someone from our admissions team will call you back to talk through what's happening and the options for your family. Free and confidential.
When they enter treatment.
We'll guide you through admission, keep you appropriately involved through our Family Program, and explain what recovery looks like, so you're not in the dark.
Get help, even if they're not ready.
You don't have to wait for your loved one to say yes. Reach out now and we'll talk through your situation, your options, and how to support them effectively.
973-239-4600
Take the first step for them, and for you.
The call is free and confidential, and you can make it before they're ready.