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How to Cope
How to Cope
Next session of How to Cope will start in Ridgefield in February.
Addiction is a family disease. When one member of the family has a problem with drugs or alcohol, everyone is affected. The first step towards positive change often comes when family members begin to take charge of their own lives.
How to Cope is a seven-session course that supports, educates and empowers family members to start living a healthier life-style.
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How to Cope is an excellent companion or alternative to Al-Anon or Alateen. It differs in that it is run by a licensed marriage and family therapist and the sessions are very targeted in helping family members begin their own recovery process. When family members begin to reconstruct their own lives, often the addicted peson begins to seek help.
Sessions for adults are reasonable (about the same as a co-pay). Need-based financial assistance is available for adult programs.
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Take the first step toward finding genuine recovery for yourself and your family today.
For more information or to register, contact:
Danielle Sileo, LMFT
Director of Family Services
(203) 438-8680
dsileo@mccaonline.com
MCCA is the primary provider of substance abuse prevention, evaluation and treatment services in the greater Danbury area.
