Family program and family therapy for addiction
Clinically reviewed by Dr. Abdur Rahim Khan, PhD Psychology (NUMS) · Last reviewed October 2026
Education and guidance for families, because recovery involves the family too.
When one person in a family has an addiction or mental illness, everyone at home is affected. Our family sessions help parents, wives, brothers and sisters understand what is happening, change habits that keep the problem going, and prepare for the patient's return home.
Who it's for
- Parents, wives, husbands, brothers, sisters and adult children of patients
- Families preparing for a loved one's discharge
What's included
- Understanding addiction as an illness
- Talking without blame
- Healthy boundaries
- Enabling versus supporting
- Recognising relapse warning signs
- Planning support after discharge
Families can join sessions in person or by video call where arranged.
Conditions this program often treats
Other programs
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