Family support

Loving someone who is struggling is hard. You need support too.

When you have spent months or years carrying the worry of a loved one's substance use, your own exhaustion is real. We offer a quiet, judgment-free space to talk honestly, set boundaries, and breathe.

Weekly gatherings

Free support groups led by people who have stood in your shoes

Our weekly family circles are facilitated by peers who have walked through active addiction alongside their own children, spouses, and siblings. There are no lectures, no clinical paperwork, and no expectations—just a room of people who understand the weight of loving someone through a crisis.

Meetings are held weekly across Georgia communities and online. Tuesday evenings at 6:30 PM in our community space. No cost, no registration required.

What families can do

Four steady steps for your own wellbeing

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Carry naloxone

Protect your health

Communicate without blame

Ask for guidance

Keep a free kit at home and know how to use it. Preparedness brings peace of mind.

Set honest boundaries and remember that your rest and safety matter just as much.

Reach out to our peer coaches whenever you need a confidential sounding board.

Learn how to talk calmly when tensions rise, keeping doors open without enabling.

— North Georgia mornings

A quiet space to breathe, reset, and find your own way forward.