Families and caregivers
Supporting a Loved One in Recovery
A practical session for families and caregivers: how to offer support that holds up, protect your own well-being, and respond when a loved one is using.
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Practical, trauma-informed sessions for families, caregivers, and clinicians. Open to the public, held online, and recorded for anyone who cannot make the live time.
This page is still being built. Trainings, dates, and online checkout are not final yet — reserve a spot through the contact form and we will confirm the details with you.
How registration works
Online payment is being set up for this page. Reserve a spot through the contact form and we will confirm your place, send the joining link, and tell you how to pay. Wait lists may apply for families and couples.
Families and caregivers
A practical session for families and caregivers: how to offer support that holds up, protect your own well-being, and respond when a loved one is using.
Families and caregivers
Concrete strategies for families navigating a loved one's addiction or high-risk behavior — boundaries, safety planning, naloxone access, and what to do after an overdose.
Kentucky families
A plain-language walkthrough of Kentucky's court-ordered treatment process: who can petition, what the hearing involves, and how to prepare for what comes after the order.
Schools, courts, treatment programs, and faith communities can book a closed session on trauma-informed family care, harm reduction, or Casey's Law navigation.
Ask about a private session →Need a date that works for your staff, or documentation for continuing education credit? Tell us the group size and topic and we will build the session around it.
Request a quote →Explore appointment options and find the right fit for your care.