Support means different things to different people. Often, when you’re trying to support a loved one recovering from addiction or abuse it’s hard to know what to do. Should you be stern? Should you give advice? Or should you just listen?
At CADS, we know you care and we want to give you some tips for how to be supportive during recovery.
If you think your loved one needs help, talk to them and support them. At CADS, our online assessment may help both of you determine the best course of action. You can also download articles, brochures, and other resources on our website that may be beneficial.
If your loved one is already in the process of recovery and you’re unsure how to best support them, give us a call at CADS. We applaud you for your commitment to the health and well-being of the people you love the most.
CADS offers a variety of substance abuse services focused on support, care, and treatment designed to meet the needs of families and individuals of all age groups in the community.
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