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Family Support · Faith Recovery Center

Family Support & Education.

Addiction affects the whole family. Our family support program involves, educates, and supports the people who matter most to your loved one's recovery.

  • Family therapy sessions
  • Education & guidance
  • Visitation support
  • Available throughout treatment

Confidential · Free · 24/7

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Duration

Throughout treatment

Level of care

Family support

Who it's for

Families & loved ones

Setting

Beverly Hills

Overview

What is our family support program?

Addiction is a family disease — it affects every person in the patient's life, and recovery is stronger when families are involved. Our family support program educates, supports, and involves loved ones as meaningful participants in the recovery process.

Family therapy sessions

Structured sessions with a licensed therapist to repair relationships, improve communication, and build a supportive home environment.

Education & guidance

Families learn about addiction, recovery, codependency, and how to support their loved one without enabling — essential knowledge for lasting family health.

Regular communication

We keep families appropriately informed throughout treatment, with regular check-ins and clear communication about progress and plans.

Support for the family

Not just for the patient — we offer resources and referrals for family members dealing with the emotional impact of a loved one's addiction.

Who this program is for

Family support is for the spouses, parents, children, siblings, and close friends of people in treatment at Faith Recovery Center. It is also valuable for families considering intervention or admission for a loved one who has not yet entered treatment.

Family services

What families learn & receive.

Our family program goes beyond visitation — we educate, heal, and equip families to support recovery without enabling.

Education Topics

Understanding addiction as a disease

Codependency & enabling

Communication skills

Relapse warning signs

Boundaries & self-care

Aftercare & continuing care

Family Services

Family therapy sessions

Guided visitation

Progress updates

Discharge planning involvement

Al-Anon & support referrals

Crisis guidance

The process

What to expect.

Healing the family system is as important as treating the individual — both must recover together.

1

Family orientation

Early in treatment, we orient families to the recovery process — what to expect, how to be supportive, and how to protect your own wellbeing.

2

Scheduled family sessions

Family therapy sessions are scheduled throughout treatment at clinically appropriate intervals. These are facilitated by a licensed therapist.

3

Visitation & communication

Guided visitation begins after the initial stabilization period. Phone and video communication policies are explained during intake.

4

Discharge & aftercare involvement

Families are involved in discharge planning — understanding the aftercare plan, knowing warning signs of relapse, and knowing how to provide appropriate support.

Family involvement

Why excluding family hurts recovery.

Clients return to their families after treatment. If the family system hasn't healed, old dynamics pull people back into addiction.

Better outcomes with family involvement

Research consistently shows that family therapy during addiction treatment doubles long-term recovery success rates.

70%

Of clients return to family environments

Most people in treatment will return to live with or near family. Preparing that environment is critical to sustained recovery.

1–2 wks

Before family visitation begins

We stabilize the client first, then introduce family work at clinically appropriate intervals.

Without family support

Family enables without understanding how
Old communication patterns resume at discharge
Codependency goes unaddressed
Family members burn out and resentful
Relapse triggers at home go unrecognized
No shared language for discussing recovery

With Faith Recovery family program

Family educated on addiction and recovery
Structured therapy repairs relationships
Enabling patterns identified and changed
Family members receive their own support
Shared relapse prevention plan at discharge
Ongoing family sessions available in outpatient

Have a loved one in crisis or in treatment?

Our team can guide you — whether your loved one is already here or you need help getting them into care.

Call now — (844) 598-5573

Family timeline

How family involvement unfolds.

Family work is phased to match the client's clinical progress — education first, then therapy, then discharge planning together.

Early Treatment (Weeks 1–2)

Stabilization

Week 1

Client stabilizes. Family receives initial orientation call. Education materials provided. No visitation yet.

Week 2

Family education session scheduled. Communication guidelines established. Therapist assesses family dynamics.

Mid-Treatment (Weeks 3–6)

Active family work

Weeks 3–4

First family therapy session. Guided visitation begins. Codependency and enabling patterns addressed.

Weeks 5–6

Ongoing family sessions. Communication skills practiced. Family support referrals provided (Al-Anon, etc.).

Pre-Discharge (Weeks 7–8)

Transition planning

Weeks 7–8

Joint discharge planning with family. Relapse warning signs reviewed. Home environment assessed.

Family contract

Written agreements on boundaries, support roles, and communication expectations post-discharge.

Post-Discharge

Ongoing

First 30 days

Heightened family support. Check-in calls available. Family sessions continue in outpatient if enrolled.

Long-term

Family maintains Al-Anon or therapy support. Alumni family events. Ongoing communication with clinical team as needed.

Continuing care is essential. Families who remain uninvolved or uneducated are the most common source of relapse triggers in the first 90 days after discharge. Call our admissions team 24/7 at (844) 598-5573.

The experience

For the first time, we weren't blamed or shut out. We learned how to help without enabling — and our family finally started healing together.

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Education

Structured family education sessions — understanding addiction, codependency, and recovery

Therapy

Facilitated family therapy — repairing communication and rebuilding trust

Visitation

Guided visits in a supportive, therapeutic environment after stabilization

Discharge

Joint aftercare planning — the whole family knows the plan and their role

Cost & insurance

Most PPO plans cover this.

Addiction treatment is an essential health benefit under federal law. We verify your PPO coverage before admission — free and confidential.

BlueCross BlueShield
Optum
United Healthcare
Highmark
Carelon
Anthem
Aetna
Meritain Health
Cigna

Don't see your provider?

We work with many more insurers — call us to check your specific plan.

01

Federally protected

The ACA requires most PPO plans to cover substance use disorder treatment at parity with other medical benefits.

02

Verified before you arrive

We contact your insurer directly and confirm your exact benefits — before you make any commitment.

03

Self-pay options available

If insurance doesn't cover your stay, we offer private-pay rates and can discuss options with our admissions team.

Benefits vary by plan. Verification is not a guarantee of payment.

What comes next

Your treatment pathway.

Recovery is a continuum — each level of care builds on the last. Your clinical team designs a personalized pathway from admission through long-term aftercare.

Not sure which level of care is right for you?

Our admissions team will assess your needs and recommend the right path — at no cost, no obligation.

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FAQ

Common questions.

Still have questions? Our admissions team is available 24 hours a day — no pressure, no judgment.

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01

Can families visit during treatment?

Yes — family visitation is encouraged as part of recovery. Visits typically begin after the initial stabilization period (usually 1–2 weeks) and are coordinated with your clinical team.

02

What if my loved one doesn't want me involved?

This is common early in treatment. Our clinical team works to gradually engage resistant patients in family work when therapeutically appropriate. Family members can still receive education and support regardless.

03

Is there support for families who are struggling themselves?

Yes — we provide referrals to family support resources including Al-Anon, family therapy outside of treatment, and counselors experienced with addiction's family impact.

04

How do I get my loved one into treatment?

Call our admissions team 24/7. We can guide you through the process, discuss intervention options, and help you understand what to expect during admission.

05

Is family therapy covered by insurance?

Family therapy sessions during the patient's treatment are typically covered as part of the overall treatment plan. We verify benefits before admission.

06

What should I not do while my loved one is in treatment?

Avoid enabling behaviors, making major life decisions for them, or expecting instant change. Our family education program teaches specific do's and don'ts for supporting recovery.

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