For families
You love them. You matter too.
Watching someone you love struggle is exhausting. Here's how you can stay close while they're with us, and how to look after yourself.
Sapphire Circle
Close, with their consent.
Recovery works best when people feel safe and in control. So families see nothing by default. Your loved one chooses who is in their Circle, and exactly what each person can see.
Hi Sam
Jordan has shared these with you.
Attended 11 of 12 sessions.
"Harder week, but I went to everything. The horses help."
Letters are read by Jordan's counsellor before delivery, because Jordan asked for that.
Next family session
Sunday 10:30am · on site or by video
Fictional names and demo data.
A learning path for families.
Five short modules, at your own pace, written with our psychologists.
Addiction, co-occurring mental health, and why willpower isn't the whole story.
Being supportive without taking over, and how to say no with love.
Burnout, guilt and grief are normal. Support that's just for you.
How to make contact helpful, and what to expect on a first visit.
Step-down, routines, and what to do if things get hard again.
Family sessions
When your loved one agrees, our psychologists can bring family into the work, on site or by video. It's a safe place to repair trust, talk about what's changed, and plan for home.
Visiting arrangements are agreed directly with the guest and the Sapphire team.
Support for you, today
You don't have to wait for anyone else to get support for yourself.
Family Drug Support: 1300 368 186, 24/7 support for families
Lifeline: 13 11 14
Adis: 1800 177 833, Queensland alcohol and drug support, for families too