Helping a Loved One

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Are you looking to help a loved one?

If you have a loved one that needs help, we are here to support their recovery journey. We also feel it’s critical to support and help family members.

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WHAT TO LOOK FOR

What are the signs of substance abuse?

It can be hard to see signs of a substance use disorder even if they are clear to others. There are MANY signs to look for, here is a short list:

  • Blackout drinking,
  • Hidden paraphernalia or alcohol,
  • Comments from friends or family,
  • Family history of substance abuse,
  • Regular intoxication despite promises to cut back or quit
  • Disinterest in prior activities,
  • Vanishing money and funds.
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WE CAN HELP

When should I contact a substance abuse professional?

Early intervention of substance use disorders is important, but it is not always easy to reach out on behalf of a loved one. Please know that it is a safe step to call and ask questions about addiction or to ask questions you have about our staff, services, and supports. You control the level of your engagement.

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Be prepared for common addiction treatment barriers

Barriers to substance use disorder treatment are well documented. Project Courage minimizes barriers to its best ability and have also provided a guide so you can be prepared if or when challenges pop up.

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We are here to help

We will listen.  We will support.  We will empower.  We will create a space for you to let your needs be spoken for.  We will help you find and believe in your own inner source of strength and courage.

Music: “Deep” Performed by Peter Sandberg (p) 2019 Phases, Courtesy of Believe and Phases, Used by permission of Sony/ATW Music Publishing