Family Support Group
At Rosewood Recovery, we understand that healing involves the whole person, and that includes their support system. Hope and Healing is our community-based program offering a safe, compassionate space to share experiences, ask questions, and learn practical ways to support your loved one while also taking care of yourself.
Registration is free and open to all.
Family Support Group
Researcher Bruce Alexander's well-known Rat Park study (1974) highlighted the powerful role environment and connection can play in recovery. While the study has its critiques, it reinforces an essential truth: recovery is strengthened through support, connection, and community.
Recovery does not occur in a silo. Loved ones of individuals struggling with alcohol or drug use often experience their own challenges as they support someone through the healing process. That's why Rosewood Recovery created Hope and Healing: Family Support Group for Addiction and Recovery.
Is Hope and Healing Right for You?
- You have a loved one currently in treatment for addiction
- You have a loved one in recovery and want to better support their journey
- Your loved one is still navigating their path and you're unsure how to help
- You want to connect with others who understand what you're going through
- You're looking for education on addiction and recovery principles
- You want to learn how to support your loved one while taking care of yourself
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Rosewood Recovery's Hope and Healing Program
At Rosewood's Family Support Group you will receive:
- Monthly meetings held via Zoom for convenient access
- Sessions facilitated by experienced Rosewood Recovery staff
- Open dialogue formats for mutual exchange of questions and feedback
- Psychoeducational sessions led by staff or guest speakers
- Information on addiction, recovery principles, and supportive strategies
Family Support Group In Pennsylvania
We understand that supporting a loved one through addiction and recovery can be overwhelming. Hope and Healing: Family Support Group for Addiction and Recovery was created to provide you with the tools, knowledge, and community you need to navigate this journey. Our program is open to everyone, participation is not limited to those connected with Rosewood Recovery.
What is the Hope and Healing Family Support Group?
Hope and Healing is a community-based program offering a safe, compassionate space for family members and loved ones of individuals struggling with substance use. Whether your loved one is currently in treatment, actively in recovery, or still finding their way, you are welcome here. Our goal is to help you feel less alone while equipping you with practical strategies to support both your loved one and yourself.
What to Expect at Meetings
Our monthly Zoom meetings are facilitated by Rosewood Recovery staff and vary in format. Some sessions focus on open dialogue, allowing participants to share experiences, ask questions, and offer mutual support. Other sessions take a psychoeducational approach, featuring staff or guest speakers who provide valuable information on addiction science, recovery principles, and effective support strategies.
Why Connection Matters in Recovery
Research, including Bruce Alexander's Rat Park study, highlights the powerful role that environment and connection play in recovery outcomes. While no single study tells the whole story, the evidence consistently points to one truth: recovery is strengthened through support, connection, and community. By participating in Hope and Healing, you become part of that supportive network.
Get Started Today
Registration is free and open to all. Join our next session by registering through this link or by emailing info@rosewoodrecovery.com.
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Rosewood Recovery does not discrimate against any person because of the race, color, religious creed, ancestry, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, handicap or disability or the use of a guide or support animal because of the blindness, deafness or physical handicap.