At Ascension, we get many frequently asked questions from families about their loved ones who
are suffering from substance use disorder. We also see common situations that families find
themselves in.
First and foremost, it is our goal to help the loved one affected by SUD receive treatment, but we know that there can be many steps before we get there like setting boundaries and developing positive family relationships.
Learn more about common situations we see.
Recovery from addiction can be hard, and even scary, especially if a person with substance use disorder (SUD) or their family member is unsure of what they should be doing or looking for.
At Ascension Recovery Services, we want to make sure that we are educating others about all aspects of recovery, from a person just looking for resources or for someone who is at the end of their treatment.
Keep reading to learn about some of the commonly asked questions we receive, such as, but not limited to:
Having a substance use disorder (SUD) is hard, especially on the individual who is suffering as well as their loved ones.
Hiring an addiction professional is advisable when dealing with a loved one’s SUD.
Read on to learn why.
