Family Resource at Renew Recovery Center

How We Support Families

We understand that addiction affects the entire family. We encourage families to continue building their support network outside of treatment for lasting strength and wellness.

That’s why we offer services designed to help you:

Understand Substance Use Disorder
Set and maintain healthy boundaries.
Connect with other families who truly understand.

What We Offer:

Educational family webinars
In-person family support groups
Referrals to local community resources

Family Engagement & Visitation Policy

To support the healing process, attendance at Family Group is required prior to visitation. Visitation hours will be available following participation in the Family Group session.

Guidelines for Family Members

Your involvement matters. Here’s how you can stay engaged while respecting your loved one’s recovery process.

What You Should Do:

Expect limited communication during detox; staff will provide updates.
Encourage your loved one to complete the full program.
Support and reinforce healthy behavior.
Respect your loved one’s privacy and the facility’s confidentiality rules.
Dress appropriately for a co-ed environment.
Take home personal belongings when requested.
Be mindful of the emotional and behavioral changes your loved one is experiencing.

What You Should Avoid:

Do not deliver upsetting news without speaking with their counselor.
Avoid scheduling outside appointments during treatment hours.
No outside food or drinks allowed.
Do not bring or use cell phones, take pictures, or violate confidentiality.
Do not bring personal belongings into the facility.
Strictly no drugs, alcohol, or products containing alcohol.
Do not arrive under the influence entry will be denied.
Vape pens and similar devices are prohibited.
Keep physical contact respectful and minimal (a brief hug is okay; avoid PDA).

Your loved one will also be invited to join the Renew Recovery Center Alumni Program, a powerful way to stay connected through:

Recovery-based events
Peer check-ins
A supportive alumni community

A Final Note to Families

As your loved one embarks on their healing journey, we invite you to take this time to care for yourselves as well. Recovery is a deeply personal and often challenging process, not only for those seeking healing but for the families who stand beside them. Your support, understanding, and patience can make an incredible difference.

We encourage you to reflect, learn, and nurture your own well-being throughout this journey. Having clear information and setting compassionate, realistic expectations will not only ease some of the uncertainty but will also strengthen the foundation of support your loved one needs.

Please know that your role is invaluable. The more informed, resilient, and emotionally grounded you are, the greater the impact you can have on your loved one’s long-term success. You are an important part of rebuilding their lives and restoring hope.

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