In this guide, we give important information on how to help your loved one in treatment.
Getting involved in your loved one’s treatment is essential! Learn how to get involved in your loved one’s treatment.
In this guide, we give important information on what to expect during your loved one’s treatment.
Here you will found our most important resources for those who are dealing with a loved one who has an addiction problem. You’ll find information on how to support your loved one through the entire process before and after treatment. You’ll also find information on what to do if your loved one doesn’t want to go to rehab.
As an addicted person undergoes a complete overhaul of his or her life in substance abuse treatment, the support of loved ones is crucial. On the other hand, loved ones have experienced their own hardship, as they’ve watched someone they care about suffer from the disease of addiction.
Co dependency and Boundaries workshop
Addicted Brain and Disease Model Family Workshop
Al Anon - Nar Anon
Co dependency and boundaries workshop
Co-occuring disorders workshop
Loved ones guide to support groups
5 step aftercare plan for a loved ones sobriety
Refusing to house my loved one after treatment
Locking up my prescription drugs
Should my loved one go into sober living?
What happens when my loved one relapses?
Warning signs heading for relapse
In order to effectively combat an addiction, we must be armed with information. Understanding the science behind addiction helps the addicted person avoid triggers and engage in therapy. Families of addicted people can learn how to discover when their loved one is showing warning signs of a relapse. Additionally, addiction education helps others in the family avoid going down the same path.
5 signs your teen may have a drug problem
6 addictions that are legal
Addiction is a family disease
How trauma affects your loved ones substance abuse.
How ptsd can affect their substance abuse.
Blaming friends for substance abuse addiction.
Who is to blame for substance abuse addictions?
Why can't my loved one just stop?
We provide addiction resources that change lives. No matter your situation we are here to help.
From the first phone consultation, to your rehabilitation and sobriety, ABTRS makes your privacy our number one concern.
To help guide you in the right direction and find life saving treatment for you or someone you love.
