Family Services

“At the heart of intervention, the family is the patient.”

Family Coaching

Therapeutic Family Coaching equips families with the tools for effective communication. Unlike family therapy, it focuses on setting goals, recognizing barriers, altering problematic behaviors, and fostering empathy among family members. It promotes the cultivation of understanding, love, and a sense of security. The presence of a neutral third party can facilitate the development of a new, positive internal dialogue.

Navigating Family Coaching:

Family dynamics can be challenging, often entangled with a complex history of alliances and disputes.
Supporting a family can significantly influence the mindset of a person in recovery.
Therapeutic Family Coaching offers guidance in building a supportive network. Utilizing an experienced coach can aid a family during crises, times needing additional support, or when seeking to establish healthy boundaries with professional assistance.

A skilled coach can discern a wide array of mental, emotional, and physical health objectives. An independent, impartial party is instrumental in identifying underlying issues, transforming conflicts into constructive actions.
The ultimate aim is to foster cooperative behavior among all members without assigning blame.
A seasoned counselor can detect patterns and behaviors that hinder the family’s well-being and guide them towards a unified objective: a favorable outcome.

A Family Coaching Approach

Our goal is to treat the whole family offering family coaching to families who face multiple challenges with a loved one’s addiction or mental health conditions.

We provide education for families affected by addictions and/or mental health challenges.
We will help minimize the emotional pressures families experience while building healthy relationships through the recovery process.
We help to identify and reduce the challenges that families like yours are having when seeking care, to reduce everyday stress and to take away the need to manage your loved one’s recovery process.
We offer a way to navigate the maze of treatment options and manage the recovery process.

Breaking the Cycle within your Family begins with Awareness and Healing

A 4 to 8-Week Individual Coaching Program for Parents of Loved Ones Struggling with Addiction or Mental Health Challenges

This private coaching program is designed to help parents better understand their role in the addiction cycle, learn healthier ways to support their loved one, and begin their own healing journey. We’ll explore how to set boundaries, improve communication, and find peace in the midst of chaos.

Format: Session (4 to 8 weeks) Session Length: (1 hour) Pricing Available Upon Request

Week 1: Getting Started & Your Story

We’ll clarify your goals, explore your personal and family history, and begin identifying the patterns and challenges in your relationship with your loved one.

Week 2: Family Roles & Repeated Patterns

Understand the common roles in families affected by addiction (caretaker, rescuer, scapegoat, etc.) and recognize how these roles have influenced your family dynamic.

Week 3: Boundaries & Communication

Learn what healthy boundaries look like, how to set them clearly, and begin practicing calm, respectful communication—even in emotionally charged moments.

Week 4: Triggers & Emotional Regulation

Identify your emotional triggers, and gain practical tools for staying grounded, centered, and in control during crisis or confrontation.

Week 5: Guilt, Shame & Letting Go

Explore feelings of guilt or shame and learn how to begin the process of “detachment with love” so you can support your loved one without losing yourself.

Week 6: Grief, Loss & Acceptance

Acknowledge the grief that can come with loving someone in active addiction or mental health crisis. Begin processing your emotions in a healthy and supportive way.

Week 7: Self-Care & Personal Recovery

Shift the focus to your own healing. Build a self-care routine and develop a personal recovery plan that supports your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

Week 8: Real-Life Practice & Moving Forward

Apply everything you’ve learned to real-life situations. Celebrate your progress, address remaining concerns, and build a sustainable plan for continued growth and support.

Types of Family Support

In person three day workshop

In the comfort of your own home, we come to you providing a three-day family educational workshop for those who have been affected by addictions and/or mental health challenges.

Online private family groups

Our family counselors provide online private family support weekly groups. Many of our clients come from different geographic locations and aren’t always able to travel to do a family program.

Family coaching

Family coaching support will help minimize the emotional pressures families experience while building healthy relationships. Gaining healthy communication and coping strategies will help create loving limits.

Individual coaching

Individual coaching can identify a broad range of mental, emotional, and physical health goals. It is valuable to have a professional to support families and their loved ones with the transition from inpatient to aftercare treatment.

Addiction support

Denial is a common struggle with addiction or mental health diagnoses. Providing accountability through support groups help participants stay on track with their addiction recovery through shared experiences.

Mental health support

It often takes outside help to address mental health issues and pave a way forward to recovery. If left untreated, a mental illness can be debilitating. Early intervention is an effective way to help manage a mental health issue.

Request a Free Consultation Today!

At CanAm Interventions we offer a free 30-minute complimentary telephone meeting to discuss your situation with a certified nurse. We look forward to helping you learn more about our method and the step-by-step support.