Resources
Guidance for Families Navigating Recovery
Clear, non-clinical guides on the questions families ask most — from preparing for an intervention to supporting a loved one after treatment.
What Is a Sober Companion?
A sober companion provides structure, accountability, and presence during vulnerable stretches of recovery. Here is what the role includes — and what it does not.
Sober & Recovery CompanionSober Companion vs. Recovery Coach
The two roles are often confused. Here is how a sober companion and a recovery coach differ, and when each one makes sense.
InterventionHow to Prepare for an Intervention
An intervention is a prepared, structured conversation — not a confrontation. Here is how families can approach it thoughtfully and plan for what comes next.
Transitional SupportWhat to Expect After Treatment
Discharge is a beginning, not an ending. Understanding the first 90 days — and building support around them — makes the transition far more stable.
Behavioral Health TransportationBehavioral Health Transportation, Explained
Getting a loved one safely to treatment is often harder than arranging the bed. Here is how accompanied transportation works and when it is needed.
Treatment NavigationHow to Choose a Treatment Program
The number of treatment options can be overwhelming. Here is a practical framework for comparing programs and organizing the decision.
For FamiliesSupporting a Loved One in Recovery
Families are central to recovery, but supporting someone well is a skill. Here is what tends to help, what tends to backfire, and how to sustain yourself.
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