Addiction is often spoken of as a family disease, and any mental health issue creates challenges for those affected and the family members who support them. When a partner is addicted or has mental health challenges, the significant other suffers too. Many times the partner of a struggling loved one can get so caught up in trying to help their hurting partner with their addiction or mental health that self-work and self-care get set aside to the detriment of the whole family system. 

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Our partner support group aims to create a supportive space for those in relationship with a significant other who struggles with an addiction or mental health issues of any kind. This group aims to

1) Remind you that you are not alone.

2) Give you a place to process your journey of living with a struggling partner alongside other people processing these experiences as well.

3) Create a stronger support system that encourages you to get the care you need. 

 

This group is an open group, but we do ask that you commit to coming every week for at least 12 weeks to give the power of connection time to truly support and empower you.