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A free weekly group for people who love someone struggling with addiction.
Free | Confidential | Weekly on Zoom | CRAFT-based | We never turn anyone away
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SMART Friends & Family is a free weekly support group that gives you the tools to effectively support your loved one, without supporting that person’s addictive or harmful behaviors. The group is based on the CRAFT model, which is effective at helping someone acknowledge they need treatment. This weekly group will help you develop the coping skills you need and regain your peace of mind.
Thursdays, 6pm to 7pm, on Zoom.
Yes. Always.
What is shared in the group stays in the group. The facilitator will explain confidentiality and its limits at your first meeting.
No, just show up. (Some groups may differ; confirm per group at the card on the Support hub.
Come when you can. There is no attendance requirement.
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