Family Support
Alcohol and drug abuse is a family problem, and recovery is a family process. Whether you suspect your child is using drugs; are living with an active user; or have a family member in treatment, we can help. Just click on one of the headings below for more information!
Advice for Parents
More than half of all American kids will try drugs at least once between first and 12th grade. Talking to your kids about the dangers of drug abuse can help steer them in the right direction. Here are some helpful tips for talking to your kids about drugs.
Don’t Panic!
What to do if you find out your teen is experimenting with drugs.
What is an intervention?
When people engage in self-destructive behavior, they often don’t realize that they need help. An intervention is when family members or friends confront a loved one about his or her addiction, express their concern, and offer suggestions about how and where to get help. Find out how to have an intervention to help someone fight substance abuse.
Living with an active user
Living with a person who abuses alcohol or drugs is hard. Find out more about coping with the challenges.
Family recovery
Find out what to expect after your loved one completes treatment.
Life after Treatment: Three Stages of Recovery
Welcoming your loved one home after treatment is exciting, but also frightening.
Families and Phoenix House
If your loved one has entered treatment at Phoenix House, you are now part of our treatment family. We are here to help.