The Gosnold Reaching
Out program
Addiction
is a disease that affects not just addicted person,
but those closest to them. Family members and loved
ones often feel loneliness, frustration, fear, anger,
shame and a sense of hopelessness.
Reaching Out can help.
The Gosnold Reaching Out program is a resource to help
family members and loved ones affected by addiction.
It gives them access to professionals knowledgeable
about addiction and provides assistance from the time
of the first call through to resolution of the problem.
Family members can develop the skills necessary to intervene
in the destructive course of addiction and, with helping
professionals and peer support, end the merry-go-round
of denial and sustain long term recovery.
Reaching Out can help families understand addiction.
 Addiction
Resource Library
The Addiction Resource Library houses information about
alcohol, other drugs, addiction, treatment and recovery.
Families have access to the library, are directed to
relevant websites, and helped to obtain knowledge that
increases their understanding of addiction.
Treatment Referral Resources
Gosnold matches treatment needs with qualified providers
for the family or for the addicted patient. When the
decision for treatment is made, we remain involved after
referral to insure that the treatment meets expectations
and to support the family.
Family Education Sessions and Support Groups
Community presentations on addiction and the family
increases
awareness and provides support.
Reaching Out helps families intervene and get treatment.
Family Treatment
Family counseling, group sessions, individual counseling,
psychological testing, psychiatric evaluation, and psychopharmacology
is provided as necessary to help the family cope with
addiction at any stage, active or recovering. Families
are directed to professionals in the Gosnold programs
andto community based clinicians.
Intervention Services
When families are ready to intervene with their addicted
family member, Gosnold's intervention specialists work
with them to plan and facilitate the intervention.
Call
today…
1-800-444-1554
Ext. 295
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