Who it is for
People in recovery and, where appropriate, family members or close supporters.
Building understanding, communication, and connection around the recovery journey.
Individual support, thoughtfully planned.The proposal names family therapy and peer support as parts of relapse prevention. Supportive relationships can help people feel understood and make plans for difficult moments.
Family participation is guided by consent and individual needs. Peer support can add connection and shared perspective alongside professional care.
Each plan is discussed with the team and adapted to the person’s circumstances.
People in recovery and, where appropriate, family members or close supporters.
The care team will explain what is relevant for you.
Discuss who should be involved and what would help
Take part in suitable family or peer conversations
Apply learning to a practical support plan
Availability and suitability of sessions should be discussed with the team. The individual’s privacy and wishes guide family involvement.
Families can contact the center online to ask about options; confirm remote sessions with the team.
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