FAMILY EDUCATION GROUP

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FAMILY EDUCATION GROUP Maria Teresa Vila-Calpito, RSW DOH-Accredited Rehab Practitioner

Family Education Group ● Recovering clients usually isolated, or in conflict with family

Family Education Group ● Significant others have negative feelings, cannot understand dynamics of recovery and change Feeling of abandonment Anxiety Concern Fear Embarrassment Guilt

Family Education Group Lack of understanding of substance use disorders and the changes that occurs in the family. Lack of understanding of the dynamics of recovery and the changes that recovery brings. Treatment is more likely to succeed if significant others are able to understand and predict the changes that happens in treatment.

Family Education Group ● Allows counselor to Family Education Group ● Allows counselor to facilitate family involvement ● NOT Family Therapy! Does NOT enter into family dynamics

Family Education Group ● Provides relatively non-threatening environment in which to present information. ● Provides an opportunity for clients and their families to feel comfortable and welcomed.

Clients begin treatment often can be negative, clients may be adamant that they need to “do my program alone.” Encourage family involvement to client but don’t insist if resists firmly.

Counselor has to encourage and personally invite family. It is common for family members to believe that “it’s not my problem”. They may be angry and unwilling to involve themselves in the client’s treatment. Counselor has to encourage and personally invite family.

“The chances of treatment success increase immensely if significant others become educated about the predictable changes that are likely to occur within relationships as recovery proceeds.” The counselor/case loader should educates participants and encourages involvement of significant others, as well as clients.

Education helps families change some behaviors that are common to families coping with people who have a substance use disorder Eg. Protecting people who are dependent on substances from the consequences of their dependence.

Family Education Group Program should define “family ” All clients attend Family Education Group sessions w/ or w/o family Structured Education for them information about the dynamics of family relationships Family define as accommodates important people in a particular client’s life. Eg. Long-term romantic partner, close friends, mentor

Family Education Group Counselor should be sensitive to background & cultural issues Counselor should remember that each client is an individual

Family Education Group Family members should be aware of local 12- step and self-help groups and encouraged to attend

Goals of Family Education Groups

Goals of Family Education Groups Present accurate information: drugs, effects, recovery process and treatment. Help client & families understand effects of recovery process on relationships. Forum for families to discuss issues of recovery.

Goals of Family Education Groups Teach, promote, and encourage client’s family members to care for themselves while supporting clients in their recovery. Good venue for client to get to know other recovering people and their families.

Goals of Family Education Groups ● Provide a professional atmosphere in which clients and their families are treated with dignity and respect.

Group Format

Group Format ● Done in 12 sessions (3 months) ● Clients and family may enter anytime ● No limit on # of family members ● Group can be from 2 to 30 people ● Group sessions last for 90 minutes

Group session techniques vary Group Format Group session techniques vary 7 sessions Powerpoint Presentations 4 sessions Multifamily Group Discussions 1 session a Panel Presentation

General Guidelines Before Each Session Read instructions for facilitating the session Familiarize self with hand-outs/slides Set up chairs based on session type Arrange equipment Prepare copies of handouts for session Find out which attendees are new for intro

General Guideline During each session Welcome and Introduce Encourage questions and comments Provide references Close by thanking

BE AWARE Discussions may triggers cravings - Those triggered or craving stay after until focused again • If no companion, alert family: going home

THANK YOU