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Change Starts With The Family

Most families spend years trying to change the person they love. We help families understand what actually works—and why that makes the difference.

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20+ Years

Helping Families Navigate Chronic Relapse

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Evidence Based

Clinical Structure Grounded in Real-World Recovery

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Real Families

Practical Tools Families Can Start Using Immediately

This isn't about blame.
It's about building a different future.

Two days. A supportive environment. Clarity, connection, and a way forward.

Addiction Impacts The
Entire Family

Addiction is not just one individual’s problem. It impacts the entire family system emotionally, behaviorally, spiritually, and relationally.

Signs the family has been affected:

Most families have tried everything and are exhausted. That’s why our Family Program starts with one question: What hasn’t been working?

You didn’t cause the addiction, and you can’t control it — but you can change how you respond to it. That’s where family recovery begins.

What Happens Over
Two Days

Day 1: Truth, Awareness & Boundaries

See the situation clearly — maybe for the first time.

Day 2: Action, Accountability & Life After Treatment

Turn that clarity into a plan your whole family stands behind.

What Your Family
Will Take Home

Building Structure For
Lasting Recovery

Accountability is what gives recovery clarity, predictability, and safety. Before the program ends, families begin shaping a shared recovery plan built on four pillars:

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Clear Expectations

Meetings, therapy, honesty — spelled out, not assumed.

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Boundaries

What the family will and won't accept as they pursue recovery.

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Consequences

Known in advance, applied with consistency instead of anger.

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Support Actions

The concrete ways the family shows up for recovery.

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Pillar 1: Clear Expectations

Meetings, therapy, honesty — spelled out, not assumed.

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Pillar 2: Boundaries

What the family will and won't accept as they pursue recovery.

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Pillar 3: Consequences

Known in advance, applied with consistency instead of anger.

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Pillar 4: Support Actions

The concrete ways the family shows up for recovery.

Led By People Who've
Done This Work For Decades

Evidence-based. Compassion-driven.
Built for real families.

Led By Josh New, LCSW

Executive Clinical Director

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15+ years in behavioral health, trauma-informed care, and complex family systems.

Co-Facilitated ByBrook McKenzie, LCDC

Chief Executive Officer

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Best-selling author of You're Waiting on You, a guide offering families practical tools for navigating addiction and relapse.

Let's Have a Real Conversation

We Can Figure This Out Together

Whether you’re a family member or a referring professional, our admissions team can walk you through how family work fits into treatment at the Lodge.