Stronger Families IOP begins August 3rd!

Over the years, Faith and I have had the privilege of walking with many individuals and families through the hard, honest work of recovery. We have seen that when substance use affects a family, recovery is not only about one person getting better. It is also about rebuilding trust, strengthening relationships, creating stability, and taking meaningful steps toward a safer future.

That is one of the reasons we are excited to introduce the Stronger Families Intensive Outpatient Program, beginning August 3rd.

This 12-week, telehealth-based program is designed for CPS-involved parents and caregivers who need more than occasional support but do not require residential treatment. Stronger Families combines substance-use recovery support with a focused emphasis on parenting, relationships, family stability, and reunification readiness.

Through guided Roundtables, individual support, Challenges, accountability, and honest conversation, participants are encouraged to strengthen their recovery while addressing the patterns, choices, and family challenges that may stand in the way of lasting change.

The program is built around three primary pillars: Recovery, Relationships, and Family Stability. Together, these areas help participants grow in personal accountability, improve communication, strengthen parenting and household routines, and develop practical plans for long-term recovery and family stability.

Faith and I believe that families can change when they are met with honesty, structure, compassion, and hope. Stronger Families IOP was created to offer that kind of support while working alongside CPS, the courts, treatment providers, and other services already in place.

The next Stronger Families IOP begins August 3rd. Referrals are now being accepted.

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