| Face It TOGETHER

Data drop: Self-care for loved ones

This month’s data drop is 90%. Almost all loved ones (90.2%) included in this analysis were struggling with self-care at intake.

Addiction wellness celebration returning this month

Face It TOGETHER is thrilled to renew its annual walk, March Into the Light, which honors those who have struggled with addiction.

Authenticity, empathy & flexibility: Our commitment

Whether people are reaching out for help for their addiction for the first time or the sixth, we know it isn’t easy. That’s why we try to make the process as straightforward and reassuring as possible.

Addiction and families: The desire for normalcy

When we look at the goals of loved one members, we know they want to find healthy ways to support the person in their lives with addiction.

“I didn’t know what to expect; I thought I would get judged. Honestly, it was really welcoming. Every time I come in there, everyone says hi. It feels like a family.”

- John

“When you’re climbing up that mountain and it’s the most exhausting thing of your life, the person a step above you is helping you up. I found what I was looking for.”

- Marquita

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“The moment I felt desperate was the moment I felt most disconnected. This program reminded me there’s tons of parents dealing with this, whether they know it or not.”

- Paula, loved one

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When sobriety gets easier

Does sobriety get easier?

“Coach Aubrey helped talk me through a tough time and helped me decide if I even wanted to quit drinking. I would very much recommend Face It TOGETHER for anyone.”

- Josh

“I have a real connection with them and they have helped me stay focused on my goals as well as remind me of my progress. I would recommend this program for anyone who could use some support on the journey to better their lives.”

- Jessica

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