Can family members participate in treatment?

With the client’s consent and the care team’s agreement, family can join a session in person or by video. Ask your team about arrangements for your program.

How often is family therapy?

Family therapy is scheduled through the client’s primary counselor; when possible a weekly meeting is preferred.

What is Family Education?

A clinically run group offered weekly on Sunday mornings and afternoons, with family visitation immediately before or after. Visitors on Sunday take part in Family Education.

When are residential visiting hours?

Visitation is on Sundays. The time depends on the client’s house and group; clients and families are told when to arrive.

How are visitors approved?

Clients sign up visitors by noon each Wednesday for their counselor to review against the treatment plan. Visitors need an active release of information on file, bring ID, sign a confidentiality form, and leave purses and phones in the car.

For families

Help someone you love find treatment.

When someone you love is struggling, it can be hard to know how to help. You can call us with your questions, even if you’re not sure what kind of care they need.

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Supporting someone in treatment

For someone you love

Tell us what has changed.

You don’t need to know which program to request. Start with the changes you’ve noticed and the questions you have.

Privacy and consent

How your family can stay involved.

Ask your care team about phone calls, visits, family sessions, permission to share information, and planning for after treatment. They can explain what applies to your program.

Family involvement requires the client’s permission and the care team’s agreement. Policies vary by program.

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By program

Family involvement by program.

How and when families take part depends on the program. Admissions or your loved one’s care team can explain the arrangements.

Dual Diagnosis Residential

Family may be included when it is clinically appropriate and the client consents. The goal is practical understanding, steadier communication, and support after residential treatment.

Primary Mental Health Residential

Family sessions are available when clinically appropriate and with client consent. Ask how loved ones can take part in understanding the treatment plan and preparing for care after discharge.

Extended Care

The weekly schedule includes Sunday Family Day. Ask what participation involves and how client consent is handled.

PHP

The schedule includes family-related topics. If you want a loved one involved, ask what is available and how consent is handled.

IOP · Virtual IOP

The schedule includes family and communication topics. If you want a loved one involved, ask what is available and how consent is handled.

When you’re ready

Call us about someone you love.

You can call with questions about a partner, family member, or someone else you care about. Start with what you’ve noticed and what support you’re seeking.

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