Family Wellness

Having trouble forgiving a loved one struggling with addiction? Clinician Gabrielle Wynschenk analyzes how and why forgiveness is such a powerful force.

Is your loved one struggling with substance abuse? Recovery Coach Rick Lepkowski shares why it is important to take care of your own well-being as well.

Who you surround yourself with can have a tremdendous impact on your overall well-being. Family Wellness clinician, Bruce Dechert is sharing how to spot when you are stuck in a toxic relationship and how to repair a fractured bond.

Learn the warning signs of alcoholism and what you can do to get your loved one the help they need

Coping with a mother or father who has an alcohol or drug problem can take a physical and emotional toll on your well-being. Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Alexandra Helfer, shares how to start prioritizing yourself to help your loved one.

The only thing more difficult than seeing a loved one struggle with drugs or alcohol is having them decline help for their addiction. Clinician, Matthew Fields shares what you can do if your addicted loved one refuses help.

It may not seem like it right now, but things can end up "OK."

Families argue from time to time, but when conflict escalates into fighting, it can take a severe toll on your relationship. Next time you find yourself in an argument, implement these fair fighting rule and start communicating better.

Turns out I have a whole lot in common with Shia Lebeouf. Who would have thought?

It's difficult to know what to do when someone you love is struggling with substance abuse. Learn how you can better combat your loved one's drug or alcohol use while taking care of yourself.

You want to help your loved one as they battle their addiction, but knowing whether you are actually helping isn't always easy. Take this quiz to find out if your current methods are the best choices for your loved one.

Watching your child struggle with drugs or alcohol can make you feel hopeless and helpless. Learn what you can do to help your loved one overcome their addiction.