If you're here, something feels overwhelming.

Fear of an overdose. Broken trust. Constant conflict. Guilt. Anger. Exhaustion. Uncertainty about what to do next. When someone you love is struggling with substance use, the whole family feels the impact.

You don’t have to face it alone. With compassionate support and stronger connections, families can heal, rediscover hope, and create new opportunities to move forward.

You just have to take one step.

 

THE CLEAR FAMILY PROGRAM

Provides education, support, and resources to help families navigate substance abuse, build resilience and build healthier futures… together. We can help with...

Assisting Families Understand

Families receive accessible education about:

  • Substance use and behavior change
  • Overdose risk and naloxone
  • Motivation and readiness
  • Recovery and recurrence
  • Treatment and medication options
  • Harm reduction and safer responses

Outcome: greater knowledge, confidence, and ability to respond effectively.

 

Strengthening Resilience

Respond with compassion without losing yourself. 

  • Communicate without increasing shame or resistance
  • Understand behavior and ambivalence
  • Reinforce healthier choices
  • Establish realistic boundaries
  • Manage fear, anger, guilt, grief, and stress
  • Practice self-care and sustain hope

Outcome: healthier responses, stronger relationships, and improved family well-being.

 

Connecting to Resources

The CLEAR Family Program provides individualized navigation and supported connections to:

  • Substance-use treatment and recovery services
  • Behavioral and medical healthcare
  • Harm-reduction services
  • Housing, food, transportation, benefits, and social services
  • We help identify barriers, coordinate referrals, and follow up to determine whether the connection was successful.

Outcome: fewer barriers and more successful connections to appropriate care.

 

Request a CLEAR Family Support Call. Complete the confidential form below to request support, education, coaching, overdose-prevention resources, or help connecting with community services. Your loved one does not need to be in treatment, or ready to change, for you to receive support.














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