Many patients who begin a detox or inpatient treatment program are unaware of the damage they have done to themselves and those around them. Rebuilding relationships cannot begin until you have a clear perspective and see how your addiction hurts your family and friends. That is why family therapy is an essential element to any successful addiction treatment program.
At Arkview Recovery Center, we know how essential family is to our patients. That is why we bring them into your addiction therapy so that everyone can begin to heal the wounds addiction has created. If you or someone you love has damaged relationships with their family and wants to try and rebuild that relationship, call 717.744.0756 or complete our online form today to learn more about how family therapy can help rebuild relationships and increase the chances of maintaining your recovery.
A Supportive Family Environment Is Essential After Rehab
At the end of your inpatient addiction treatment program, you will need a supportive home environment to foster your recovery and help you maintain your recovery. A substantial number of patients discover that their addiction comes from their families, whether through genetics, financial struggles, or abuse.
Despite this, your family can be a supportive element in your recovery. They will be included in your addiction treatment program to help everyone learn more about addiction and how you can restore your family connections now that addiction is no longer controlling your actions and thoughts.
During your family therapy sessions, you will learn how powerful addiction can be and what it will take to break its grip on all of you. During your time with us, you will learn:
- How addiction affects behavior and changes thinking patterns
- To better understand the relationship between addiction and mental health
- More effective communication with everyone in the family
- To engage in open and honest communications about family dynamics and conflicts between parents, spouses, and siblings to promote healing and change
With time and effort, many wounds can heal as you begin rebuilding relationships with each family member. At Arkview Recovery Center, our goal is to help you build healthy coping skills and family connections as you learn how to live with addiction and regain control of your life.
Restore Your Confidence and Family Connections
Family and close friends want to see you do well in your recovery and do all they can to help you maintain your recovery, even if your addiction has damaged your relationships. To give you the greatest chance for success, our Arkivew Recovery team will help you understand how your addiction has affected those around you and teach you the coping skills and techniques to help you restore family connections and relationships with your friends.
During your treatment, you will also learn to:
- Regain trust in yourself and others
- Learn to share your feelings in a constructive way
- Identify and set clear boundaries for your home
- Learn to better care for yourself
- Express your needs more clearly with others
Through role-playing different family scenarios, you will learn to use these skills to communicate your feelings and needs better. As you learn to communicate better, your confidence will grow and make it easier to confront your triggers.
Rebuild Relationships with Family Therapy at Arkview Recovery Center
At Arkview Recovery Center, family means everything to your chances for success in maintaining your recovery. They are the backbone of your support group and will be your biggest cheerleaders. Despite the trouble addiction has caused, they will still be in your corner to help. That is why family therapy is such a crucial component of your addiction recovery.
We will help you regain control of your life and help you and your family restore the fractured family connections. Our team gives everyone the skills necessary to create a supportive home environment that will allow your recovery to continue and flourish. When you are ready to stop letting addiction break apart yourself and your family, call 717.744.0756 or complete our online form to learn more about our family therapy programs.
