Family Programs for Addiction Recovery

Every family’s path through addiction is different. We’re here to help you find the next right step

You’re not alone. Take the first step today with our family programs for addiction recovery

How We Help Families

Battlefield Addiction teaches families how to take action, change what’s happening at home, and guide their loved one toward full recovery and independence.

We provide real help for families of addicts who feel overwhelmed and unsure where to begin.

We focus on clear guidance, accountability, and next steps families can actually take.

Consultation

Your First Step toward Recovery

Every family’s journey is unique. In this free, one-on-one session, we assess your situation, discuss what’s working and what’s not, and create a clear next-step plan.

Call (253) 334-2233 TODAY!

Solution Group

Equip, Empower, and Engage

Join our bi-monthly gatherings to connect with families walking the same road. Our experienced coaches facilitate practical tools, strategies, and community support to help you stay strong, stay focused.

1st & 3rd Tuesdays
7-8:30 pm PST
Rebuild Recovery
20615 98th Pl S,
Kent, WA 98031

Zoom option available

MOB (Moms of Battlefield)

Empowering Women to Lead the Way

Designed for any woman impacted by addiction—mothers, sisters, aunts, or friends—the MOB meets virtually to share experiences, build strength, and encourage each other.

1st & 3rd Wednesdays
11 am-12 pm PST
Via Zoom

Call/Text (253) 334-2233

Navigate Addiction

When your loved one is caught in addiction, it can feel like every step leads to confusion or conflict. You may be asking yourself what to say, what to do, or how to help without making things worse.

Our family programs for addiction give you a clear path forward. Instead of reacting in crisis, you’ll learn how to respond with purpose. We help you understand what’s happening, avoid common mistakes, and take steady, effective action.

This is how real addiction recovery for families begins, by changing what happens inside the home first.

You don’t have to keep guessing.

Stories from Those We’ve Helped

“In April 2024, my son reached out and was ready to leave his situation. I called Angie on the spot and got immediate help. When they say, ‘We got you!’ they absolutely mean it! It’s been a long journey and we are still moving forward. He has been clean and has reconnected with our family including his 5-year old nephew and 95-year old grandma.”

- Connie P.

“One change we have seen in our family is that we are completely whole again. There is genuine, love, laughter, and a closeness like no other. Our relationships are healed and healthy. Our son is going on four years sober and just celebrated his 25th birthday. We are so thankful for the support of Battlefield and are forever grateful. Our advice to other families would be: Don’t wait! Don’t miss another opportunity to help your loved one. There are always steps to take and lessons to learn even if your loved one is not ready.”

- Christine V.

“Addiction is the most isolating and lonely existence for not only the addict but also their family. Getting involved with Battlefield is joining a community of support and getting guidance and advice from strong and experienced leaders. They don’t give up and treat your loved one as their own while meeting your family where you are.”

- Jackie T.

“I found Battlefield Addiction when I was desperately looking for something. Anything, anyone who could help save my beautiful son. He was lost. And so was I. Since working with Battlefield, the tension and suspicion we both held, no longer exists. We are able to speak open about concerns that arise. The road is never straight. That’s OK. Battlefield has taught us how to mend relationships. They have given us skills for communicating and building a better family. Best of all, Battlefield Addiction always has our back. Always.”

- Renee S.

“Battlefield Addiction was the lifeline our family so desperately needed. Today, our family is healthier and stronger than it has ever been… We truly would not be where we are today as a family without Battlefield Addiction’s expertise, guidance, and support.”

- Jennifer C.

“Battlefield Addiction educated us on addiction, coached us on how to best help our son during active addiction and recovery and, most importantly, helped our family reconnect and repair our relationships.”

- Josh & Malinda D.

“Battlefield has given me tools, individual support and guidance on how to offer help without enabling bad behavior. I also learned to be more calm during a relapse rather than irrational, angry and desperate. Battlefield is the support you need to feel empowered to make a change. No matter if your loved one is in recovery or out on the streets you will gain invaluable knowledge and resources from all that Battlefield has to offer. Most of all you will become a part of a community that cares about you and wants to hear your story.”

- Kristy G.

“They seemed to know our story better than we knew it. They had been down this road before and nothing we said was a surprise. Having someone who understood what we were dealing with and who was able to guide us out of the mess, made all the difference in the world.”

- Chris & Lori D.

“I am one of many moms that have Battlefield Addiction to thank for saving my boy’s life. I will never forget the way everyone at Battlefield stood by our family and my son from the deepest part of his addiction, through relapse and into recovery.”

- Kimberly K.

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FAQs about Family Addiction Programs

What Services Does Battlefield Addiction Offer?

Battlefield Addiction offers family consultations, solution groups, coaching, workshops, and ongoing guidance to help families navigate addiction and recovery.

What is a Family Addiction Consultation?

A family addiction consultation is a one-on-one session where your situation is assessed, and a clear action plan is created for your family.

What are Solution Groups?

Solution groups are guided support sessions where families learn practical tools, strategies, and accountability to help manage addiction challenges.

Can You Help If My Loved One Refuses Treatment?

Yes. Families can still take meaningful action and receive guidance even if their loved one is not ready for treatment.

Do You Support Families Before and After Treatment?

Yes, support is provided before, during, and after treatment placement to help families maintain long-term recovery progress.

Do I Need to be Religious or Spiritual to Participate?

No. Battlefield Addiction’s programs are open to all families regardless of religious or spiritual belief. The approach is practical and strategy-focused.

How Much Does It Cost to Join a Program?

Nothing. All Battlefield Addiction programs, including consultations, Solution Groups, and MOB, are provided at no cost to families.

Get Help for Your Family Today – Talk to Someone Who Gets It

When your loved one is struggling with addiction, doing nothing only makes it worse. You don’t have to figure this out alone. The right guidance from Battlefield Addiction can change what happens next.

Our family programs for addiction are built for those who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure what to do next. Every day you wait, the situation can get harder. Early action gives your family the best chance at change.

Take the first step now. Reach out and get real support.