The Matrix Model Family Program Set

Created by internationally known experts in the addiction-treatment field, this twelve-session program is easy to implement as a stand-alone program or as an enhancement to an existing program. The sessions are interactive, allowing therapists to address the most pressing issues for patients and family.

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Research proves that family involvement significantly improves treatment outcomes. That's why the Matrix Model Family Program helps family members take an active role in addiction treatment and recovery.

The Family Program is a component included in each Matrix Model program. For the first time, the Family Program is also available on its own. It can be used as a standalone program or to supplement an existing program.

Created by internationally known experts in the addiction-treatment field, this easy-to-implement program features 12 sessions. The sessions are interactive, allowing therapists to address the most pressing issues for patients and family.

This evidence-based program includes the physical manual, three DVD video lectures, and a USB with reproducible handouts and participant workbook.

The goals of this Family Program include:

Present accurate information about addiction, recovery, treatment, and the resulting interpersonal family dynamics
Teach, promote, and encourage healthy and appropriate individuating of patients and family members in addictive relationships
Provide an atmosphere that conveys the highest level of professionalism, treating patients and their families with dignity and respect
Allow patients and their families an opportunity to become comfortable with the treatment process
Give patients and their family members a nonthreatening group experience with other recovering people and their families
Provide a program component for patients and their families to participate in together
Help patients understand how the recovery process may affect their relationships now and in the future



The three lecture videos that accompany the program are:

Triggers and Cravings
Road Map for Recovery
Families in Recovery