Who we serve: Loved ones

• Are you watching a loved one struggle with alcohol or substance use (SUD?)
• Is this causing you to feel overwhelmed, helpless, or confused? Are you frustrated, angry, sad, or worried?
• Are you struggling to have meaningful conversations about addiction and treatment?
• Is your well-being suffering because you’re focused on your loved one’s needs?

If you feel uncertain about the best path forward for your loved one and your involvement in the recovery process, we’re here for you. The Wholeview team understands the unique challenges faced by families and friends. We offer a comprehensive approach to providing exceptional care for your loved one while also supporting you during treatment. We care for you and your loved one with compassion, dignity, inclusivity, and respect.

Focusing on self-care is important. We encourage you to focus on yourself, to engage with our staff, and to connect with others who understand what you’re going through. This can be very reassuring and empowering.

Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT)

Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) helps you explore how you can support positive change for your loved one while also thriving yourself regardless of whether or not your loved one engages in treatment or recovery. Learn more abouut our the CRAFT approach and our Craft Family Group called Loving Someone Through Addiction Recovery.

Couples and family therapy

You and other family or friends providing support to a loved one during treatment may be involved in couples or family therapy. The goal is to help your loved one advance in treatment while also helping you manage your own emotional responses.

• Learn more about couples therapy
• Learn more about family therapy

Education and resources

Many loved ones have questions. We’re here to help you find answers so that you can best support your loved one while also taking care of yourself. By learning about various treatments and evidence-based approaches, you can better understand what to expect at each stage of your loved one’s recovery journey. Beyond the services we provide, we can readily recommend community and support services that may be useful to you and your loved one.

1.) Book a phone consultation* in English or Spanish

2.) Contact us via our web form

3.) Call us at 866-505-9287

4.) Email us at info@wholeview.co

Note: This is a 15-minute phone call with our intake coordinator to discuss how Wholeview can be of assistance to you.