We understand that many families feel isolated in a world where marijuana use is increasingly normalized. Supporting a loved one who is struggling with marijuana can feel overwhelming and uncertain. To help you navigate this new reality, we’ve created a collection of family recovery resources designed specifically for this moment.
Our resources offer practical tools, healing pathways, and guidance to help strengthen family relationships and foster recovery. We invite you to explore these materials and join our family support meetings, where you’ll find understanding, encouragement, and a community that cares.
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Every Brain Matters provides support meetings for family members.
A professional counselor leads this online support group for families affected by a loved one’s marijuana use. Participants learn recovery tools that empower them to take the next step while navigating through marijuana addiction, psychosis, hyperemesis, self-harm, or other destructive behaviors. Whether families decide to take small steps or hike the mountain, each step counts and can positively impact their families’ relationships and health.
In the recovery world, families learn the 3 C’s about the disease of addiction. (It means the harmful behaviors or the disease.) We didn’t cause it. We can control it. And we can’t cure it. In the Every Brain Matters Climbers meeting, we talk about a 4th C. How do we contribute to it positively or negatively? It’s difficult for families to know what that means, so by discussing these situations, we gain clarity on what is the best response for our families.
We encourage each family member to work on their own recovery program. We allow cross-talking to share ideas, experiences, strength, and hope. Every family makes their own decisions and heals at their own pace. We respect the feelings and privacy of those attending our meetings.
We ask for a donation to compensate for the professional expertise and time we provide, but this is not a requirement to attend. Join us every Wednesday at 7 pm central time zone.
Families need support and hope by learning various healing pathways in this new era of industrialized THC. We gain courage and strength by hearing other people’s valuable experiences about recovery and grief. Every month, we feature individuals and families recovering from cannabis use disorder, cannabis induced-psychosis, cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, or recovering from the death of a loved one.
Please join us on the first Friday of every month at 6 pm central time zone for inspiring messages about healing from the impacts of marijuana and the drug culture expansion. There will be a Q&A at the end of each meeting. This meeting is free to attend.
