Addiction Help for Families

We understand what you are going through. We have helped many families in the past

Addictions can destroy the relationships that we have with our loved ones that are abusing substances, and it feels as if there is almost nothing that we can do. You may have tried to tell the person how you feel about it but they end up angry and bitter towards you. You may have tried to hide the substances or keep track of every dollar spent in the household to prevent them from getting their fix. You may have even threatened to end the relationship or to no longer have contact with them because you feel you deserve better then they are giving you.

Our mandate is simple; We offer a higher quality of care to our clients by having a higher staff ratio of caring professionals, we don’t believe in a “one size fits all” approach at Valiant Recovery. And by providing an elegant surrounding while going through an intensive recovery process your loved one will be at ease.

Your loved one will get more individualized counselling and therapy that is specifically focused on their needs. We aim to treat the reason for the addiction and to prepare your loved one to return home so that your home lives are less stressful and so that hope can replace fear in the future.

With Treatment Services like:

Medically Supervised Detox
Individual Counselling – programs with 8, 16, or 32 hours of 1on1 counselling
Dual Diagnosis Treatment Approach
12-Step program
Holistic Therapy
Faith Based Treatment
Faith Based Treatment
Holistic Therapy
After Care Counselling

How to conduct an Intervention of a loved one struggling with addiction

Addiction is a chronic disease that affects millions of people worldwide, including your loved ones. It can cause them to lose control of their lives and spiral out of control. Fortunately, conducting an intervention can help your loved one get the help they need. In this article, we’ll provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to conduct an intervention of a loved one struggling with addiction.

How to Help Your Loved One Battle Addiction

Addiction is a disease, and like any disease, it requires help from others to overcome it. The first step in helping your loved one battle addiction is to educate yourself about the disease. Learn about the signs of addiction, its causes, and its effects. Once you have a better understanding of the disease, you can help your loved one by offering your support and encouragement.

Another way to help your loved one is to encourage them to seek professional help. Addiction is a complex disease, and it often requires a comprehensive treatment plan that includes therapy, medication, and support groups. Encourage your loved one to talk to a doctor or a therapist about their addiction and to explore different treatment options.

A Step-by-Step Guide to Successful Interventions

Conducting an intervention can be a challenging and emotional experience, but it can also be a life-saving one. Here are the steps to follow to conduct a successful intervention:

Plan the Intervention: Gather a group of family and friends who care about your loved one and plan a time and place to hold the intervention.
Research Treatment Options: Research treatment options and choose the one that is best suited for your loved one’s needs.
Practice What You’re Going to Say: Rehearse what you’re going to say to your loved one during the intervention.
Hold the Intervention: During the intervention, express your concern for your loved one and encourage them to seek professional help.
Follow-up: After the intervention, follow up with your loved one and offer your support and encouragement as they begin their journey to recovery.

Conducting an intervention can be a challenging and emotional experience, but it can also be a life-saving one. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can help your loved one get the help they need to overcome their addiction. Remember, addiction is a disease, and with the right treatment, your loved one can recover and live a happy and fulfilling life.