Substance Abuse
Family Education and Support Program
Designed exclusively for family members impacted by substance use, offering education, space for questions, and guidance to support your loved one while caring for yourself too.
BY
WellBrook Community Room
Led by:
Dana Emold
MS, LPC, CSAC
Classes are free. Please note, classes have a limit of 16 attendees each.
"This has been a game changer
for my previous feelings of helplessness and ignorance.
Thank you!"
Barbara
Wellbrook Wisconsin - Family guidance program
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to attend every session?
No. Each session stands alone, so you can come to the ones that are relevant to you. You can bring a friend or family member, though each attendee registers individually because classes are capped.
What is covered in the sessions?
Six topics, one per session: the disease model of addiction, codependency, enabling and enmeshment, how addiction affects the family system and family roles, communication styles and establishing boundaries, cognitive behavioral therapy and common thinking errors, and understanding the stages of relapse.
Is this program in-person or virtual?
It's in person, right here in Wellbrook's community room. We've found it just feels better to be together for this kind of support.
How much does it cost to attend?
The program is completely free to attend. No fees, no catches. We are committed to community health and support.
Can I bring a friend or family member?
We're happy to have others join, but each attendee must register individually. Please feel free to share the registration link with anyone who may benefit.
Do I need to attend every session?
Not at all. While attending the full series can be especially valuable, each session is designed to stand on its own, so you can join whichever ones work for your schedule.
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Contact Information: Dana Emold | [email protected]