Addiction Treatment Services for Families

At Heritage Home, we offer a number of services above our therapeutic addiction treatment programs for individuals needing help recovering from an alcohol or drug addiction. However, they are not the only ones impacted by addiction—as a family member or close loved one, you are too.

We have a number of services available to you, in order to heal and build a supportive network.

Family Intervention Services

Often times, it is hard to know how to best help the addict in your life. More often than not, you are too close to the situation, too involved to help effectively. You are too emotionally invested and pained to watch your loved one hurt themselves.

Facing an addiction can be a hard and painful process, and, because of old wounds, an addict often won’t accept the truth from someone close. This is where Heritage Home’s expert interventionists steps in. One of our interventionist can travel to you, and assist you in staging a calm and productive intervention. As part of the service, our interventionist will also guide your loved one to an appropriate addiction treatment option, including a treatment center.

Family Counseling Sessions

At some point in the recovery process, it may become necessary to partake in family counseling sessions, participating in your loved one’s therapeutic process. During these sessions, one of our caring therapists will work to resolve ongoing conflicts within the family unit, foster open communication, and heal old familial wounds and negative dynamics. Family counseling creates better relationships and communication, and renews the interfamily support system. You will gain a better understanding of your loved one’s addiction, your role in it, and healthy ways to support and encourage their recovery process.

Restorative Justice Services

Restorative Justice sessions revolve around practical methods of resolving conflict. The sessions are goal-oriented, working to create mutual understanding and empathy between all parties. During sessions, each party recounts their version of a particular event in question—be it a theft, destruction of property, etc. Each party explains reasons behind their conduct, the impact of the event of their life, and their emotions surrounding it.

Counselors mediate, assisting in developing and reaching the resolution goals, ultimately arriving at a mutually beneficial and satisfactory agreement. When all parties involved fulfill this agreement, trust is rebuilt and closure attained. Restorative Justice sessions act as a means to take responsibility for our actions, and make appropriate amends.