Reflections of Hope: Practical Tools for Family-Centered Recovery
Reflections of Hope: Practical Tools for Family-Centered Recovery
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Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
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Analyze systemic limitations in traditional family-engagement protocols
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Identify specific strategies that effectively position families as primary recipients of care in the recovery process.
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Apply targeted communication and boundary-setting techniques to demonstrate improved clinical outcomes for both individuals and their family members in treatment.
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Design a structured family-intervention plan, modify its components based on case-specific variables, and evaluate progress using measurable objectives that track each family member’s recovery trajectory.
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In this workshop, participants will analyze the historically limited resources offered to families, which typically include: often just a few hours of psychoeducation, Al-Anon recommendations, and patient-centered family sessions. Instead, participants will learn to design more comprehensive, family-as-client interventions. By discussing real-life case studies, attendees will critique existing models, create innovative approaches, and utilize evidence-based tools to address each family member’s needs. They will plan and apply strategies that position families as active, equal partners in the recovery process—treating them as patients themselves. Ultimately, participants will prepare to foster a sustainable, supportive environment that promotes long-term healing for all.
Target Audience
- Addiction Professional
- Counselor
- Marriage & Family Therapist
- Psychologist
- Social Worker
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