Family Recovery Support Group

For Loved Ones Impacted by Substance Use

A space for understanding. A space for learning. A space for support.

Family in Recovery is a safe, supportive space for families and friends who have loved ones struggling with substance use. Our group focuses on education, connection, and empowerment. We help participants understand substance use, learn healthy ways to support their loved ones, and build resilience in their own lives through emotional support and psychoeducation.

Each session blends practical information with open conversation. Members explore topics like the science of addiction, communication skills, setting boundaries, navigating treatment options, and caring for their own well‑being. Whether you’re just beginning to seek answers or have been walking this path for years, you’ll find a community that listens without judgment and supports without shame.

Who This Group Is For

• Parents, guardians, partners, family members, friends
• Anyone seeking education about substance use
• Individuals wanting connection with others who understand the experience
• This group is not a treatment group; it is intended for psychoeducation and support.

What We’ll Cover

• Understanding substance use
• Communication strategies that support recovery
• Setting boundaries without guilt
• Coping skills for stress and uncertainty
• Community resources and treatment options
• How to support your loved one while caring for yourself

Group Details – Thursday’s 5:30-6:30

• Learn practical tools
• Reduce feelings of isolation
• Gain clarity about what helps—and what doesn’t
• Connect with others who truly understand
• Strengthen your ability to support your loved one while protecting your own well‑being
• Contact: Morgan Simpson Phone: 308-520-4327
  • The first group will be held on April 9th in the Region II conference room upstairs since it’s after hours, please use the side entrance and ring the doorbell. If you’d like to join, contact Morgan so we can plan for attendance.