Recovery Mentoring
Would you rather learn to swim by reading a book about swimming, or by having someone get in the pool and show you how to swim?
Structured Family Recovery (SFR) helps rebuild trust and restore family relationships. SFR helps prevent relapse by creating a Family Recovery Team. The recovery team supports the newly recovering person during treatment, after treatment, and throughout the first year of recovery. A certified SFR Counselor will guide you and bring recovery to life.
How it works: One-hour conference calls keep the family recovery team connected, no matter where each person might live. The SFR calls make inconvenient office visits unnecessary. Each professionally facilitated call includes education, discussion, planning, and inspiration. SFR meetings prevent backsliding and promote trust. They dismantle the enabling system and rebuild family relationships.
In a few short weeks, Structured Family Recovery reduces the chance of alcohol and drug addiction relapse and creates a framework for success. Debra Jay’s ground-breaking book, It Takes a Family, provides the content and format for an entire year of SFR meetings, including how to develop a Recovery Plan and how to develop a Relapse Plan.
Drug and Alcohol Treatment may stabilize our addicted loved one, but it doesn’t keep them clean and sober. Success requires an ongoing addiction recovery program. Addiction is a chronic disease. Without proper support, the addict will relapse.
Using Structured Family Recovery (SFR), families in recovery don’t leave success to chance. They can re-create what special groups (impaired physicians, attorneys and airline pilots) have always enjoyed: a guided path to lasting sobriety.
Structured Family Recovery moves family and friends beyond enabling and frustration, and makes everyone part of a recovery team. SFR creates transparency and accountability in a way that prevents the disease from regaining control. SFR brings families back together, helps prevent addiction relapse and lays a foundation for real recovery.
After all, our addicted loved one and our family have the same goal: to be happy again.
Introduction: We Come Home Together
Chapter One: The Missing Element
Thoughtful, intelligent, and well-written, this book will offer much-needed support to family members and their addicted loved ones as they work together to create and sustain life-long recovery.
Katherine Ketcham, best-selling author
“Beyond the Influence” and “The Only Life I Could Save”
“In It Takes a Family, Debra Jay both revolutionizes recovery and brings it back to its roots. It’s what families have long been waiting for.”
–Sandy Peddicord, former producer, The Oprah Winfrey Show