Concerned about someone else?
We’re here not only for those dealing with dependency or addiction issues themselves, but also for their loved ones – those who feel the impact of someone else’s addictive behaviors and may be feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or even lost.
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We understand how painful it is to watch someone you care about struggle with substance use or other addictive behaviors. Although we can’t accept referrals on their behalf, we can guide you in encouraging them to reach out when they’re ready and share helpful information that might make a difference.
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We’re also here to support you directly, offering one-on-one guidance to help you navigate this challenging time or connecting you with support groups of people who understand what you’re going through.
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Whether you’re a parent, sibling, partner, friend, or colleague of someone struggling with addiction, we can help you find ways to cope, understand, and support – even if they’re not ready to acknowledge the problem yet. You’re not alone in this, and we’re here to help.
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If you would like to start the process in the usual way, we will need some details about you and the person you are concerned about.
Please complete the form below and we will be in touch, discretely and confidentially.
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There is more information in an article in our blog which you can read by clicking HERE.
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We often hear from people urgently wanting to help a loved one struggling with addiction, and we understand how deeply you want to make a difference.
While we can only provide direct support to those who reach out to us themselves, we’re here to support you in guiding them toward this step.
By booking a session with one of our experts, you’ll gain tools and insights to encourage your loved one to seek help while also receiving compassionate, therapeutic support for yourself during this challenging time. Let’s work together to open that door.
You can be completely confident that we will never disclose anything you tell us unless required to do so by law.