As you go through the recovery process, it is important to surround yourself with family and friends who support you and can walk with you during this new phase of life.
Discovering Purpose in the Recovery Process
Having a sense of purpose gives a “why” for the recovery process. Connecting to a deeper motivation for what could be in your life can help when there are difficult days to get through.
Rebuilding Relationships
An important part of the recovery process is rebuilding relationships with friends and family members. An addiction can cause rifts and conflict within relationships, but hold on to hope that relationships can be rebuilt, and even made stronger than ever
Creating an Environment for Recovery
To best support a loved one throughout the recovery process, it is important to help them create an environment that is conducive to recovery. Work with them to understand what they need to feel supported and to develop healthy, positive
Learning about the Recovery Process
An essential part of supporting a friend or family member in their recovery process is learning about addiction, the recovery process itself, and what your role in the recovery process should look like. Having this important information can help you
12/1/18: Winterfest: Early Childhood Resource Festival for Families in Transition, 12/1/18
Private Violence Screening, October 18th, 2018
Domestic violence affects thousands of Guilford County residents each year. In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, join us for a screening of the award-winning documentary, Private Violence, which shows the complexity of domestic violence and the community organizations that work together
Families in Recovery: Series Introduction
Every year, during Recovery Month in September, the US Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) raises awareness about the recovery process. The recovery process not only includes the individuals undergoing recovery, but also their friends and family members,