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Resources
At Hazelden Betty Ford, help doesn't end once you've
completed the Virtual Family Program. Our goal is
to provide education and support for families on
this journey. We offer a wide variety of services and
programs.
* Family Resources-The Daily Pledge is an
excellent resource for family members to readily
access resources including videos, podcasts, links to
support groups, family programs, videos, and much
more. There is something available for everyone
touched by Substance Use Disorders in any role,
children to grandparents; whether this is new to you
or you have lots of experience. We encourage you to
take a look.
* Healthy Relationships Program-This skills
focused intensive program is based in an
evidenced-based approach called the Community
Reinforcement and Family Training approach
(CRAFT). CRAFT was specifically created for
family members who have a loved one struggling
with substance use. This program benefits family
members by gaining proven skills to support
healthier choices, improved relationships,
and better recovery outcomes. Learning and
preparing for situations before they occur, helps
family members feel empowered to respond
versus react. To register and find out more go to
HazeldenBettyFord.org/Family
* Hazelden Betty Ford Connection™-Hazelden
Betty Ford Connection is designed for people
who need additional support and accountability
in the recovery process. Throughout the program
clients are provided with individualized coaching,
ongoing recovery support, random drug testing, and
monitoring of continuing care adherence.
The Connection for Families Program is designed to
offer support, education, and guidance for familiesno
matter where their loved one is in the recovery
process. Through individualized coaching, family
members learn about substance use disorders,
developing a support network for themselves, and
cultivating their own wellness.
Go to HazeldenBettyFord.org/Connection or call
1-877-394-6014 for more information.
* Al-Anon/Nar-Anon-These are free support
groups for family members affected by a loved one's
alcohol or other drug use. It's a place to find support
from others who are living with a similar situation.
Find an Al-Anon or Nar-Anon meeting near you at
Al-Anon.org or Nar-Anon.org.
* Alumni Website
* Anniversary weekend
* Chat rooms
* Alumni chapter meetings
* Podcasts
HazeldenBettyFord.org/Recovery/Alumni
* Outpatient Support for Families-
Check for availability in your state.
855-348-7022
HazeldenBettyFord.org
* Virtual Children's Program-Free for ages 7-12
HazeldenBettyFord.org/Childrens-Program
Resources to parents and children (7 years and
younger) SesameStreetInCommunities.org
* Family Support Groups-
Visit HazeldenBettyFord.org/Family
* For more recommended resources and reading,
please visit TheDailyPledge.org and check resource
list attached to your Virtual Family Program invite.
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