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If you are in crisis, call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. In an emergency, call 911.

Family line 8 am to 9 pm (864) 555-0129

You Are Calling Because You Love Them

We treat adults with alcohol and drug use in Greenville. We also help the parents and spouses who love them.

Call the Family LineHow Can I Help Them?
Parents talking with a family counselor at their kitchen table in Greenville
Family group, Tuesdays 6:30 pmFree, on Pettigru St. Come even if your loved one is not in treatment.

How to Help Someone You Love

Three questions. You get words to try, words to skip, and what to do if things turn dangerous. Nothing here is saved or sent.

Who are you worried about?
Are they open to getting help?
Any of these? Pick all that fit.

What to Say, and What to Skip

Try saying

    Try not to say

      Family Program This Week

      • Tuesday 6:30 pmFamily group, in person. Free, open to anyone.
      • Wednesday 7 pmPartners group by video, for spouses and partners.
      • Thursday 6 pmParents circle, for moms and dads of teens and adults.
      • Saturday 10 amFamily workshop. How to set limits with love. Free.

      When to Call 911

      • They will not wake up, or are breathing very slowly or not at all
      • Lips or fingertips look blue or gray, or you hear gurgling or snoring sounds
      • A seizure, chest pain, or talk of ending their life

      Call 911 first, give naloxone if you have it, and stay with them. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988.

      General information for families, not medical or legal advice. Every family is different. Results vary.

      Parents and spouses in the Tuesday family group in a brick walled room
      Tuesday family group on Pettigru St.
      Husband and wife talking on a porch swing in Greenville
      Partners learn to talk again
      Family counselor meeting with a father and his teenage daughter
      Family sessions in week two

      Families Are Part of Care Here

      Addiction changes the whole house. So our program has a track for you, whether your loved one is with us, somewhere else, or not ready yet.

      • Before they are readyCome to the Tuesday group. Learn what helps and what backfires, and get some rest from carrying it alone.Free, no sign up
      • While they are in treatmentA family session in week two, weekly calls from their counselor if they sign a release, and a Sunday visit.Often covered by their insurance
      • After they come homeA plan for the first 90 days together, and a spot in our alumni family night every month.Free for alumni families

      Letters From Families

      4.9
      ★★★★★118 Google reviews

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      I went to the Tuesday group for four months before my daughter was ready. When she finally said yes, I knew exactly who to call.

      Karen W. Simpsonville

      Nobody made me feel like a bad husband for not seeing it sooner. They gave me words to use that did not start a fight.

      Andre J. Greer

      The counselor called me every Friday with an update, like they promised. That weekly call got me through.

      Beth H. Travelers Rest
      Towns we serve around Greenville, with drive times 20 min40 min Travelers Rest Greer Taylors Spartanburg Simpsonville Mauldin Easley Pickens Anderson Greenville

      Close to Home in the Upstate

      Our office is on Pettigru St, a few blocks from Falls Park. Drive times are rough, without traffic.

      • Mauldin 15 min
      • Greer 20 min
      • Taylors 20 min
      • Travelers Rest 20 min
      • Simpsonville 20 min
      • Easley 25 min
      • Pickens 35 min
      • Spartanburg 40 min
      • Anderson 40 min
      • By video anywhere in SC
      People walking the Liberty Bridge over the falls in downtown Greenville

      What Families Ask Us First

      Can I come to the family group if my loved one is not in treatment?

      Yes. The Tuesday group is free and open to any parent, spouse or family member in the Upstate. Many people start coming long before their loved one is ready.

      Can I make my adult child go to treatment?

      Usually not. Adults choose their own care, except in rare court cases. What you can change is how you talk to them and what you will and will not do. Families who learn this often see their loved one open up to help. Results vary.

      Where do I get naloxone in Greenville?

      Any pharmacy in South Carolina can sell Narcan nasal spray without a prescription. We also hand out free kits and show you how to use one at every Tuesday family group.

      Will you tell me how my loved one is doing?

      Only if they sign a release. Federal privacy law protects people in treatment. Most people do sign one, and then their counselor calls you every week.

      Does insurance pay for the family program?

      Family sessions are often covered as part of your loved one's care. The Tuesday group and our Saturday workshops are free for everyone.

      You Do Not Have to Figure This Out Alone

      215 Pettigru St, Greenville. Family line open Monday to Saturday, 8 am to 9 pm. Admissions answers 24 hours.

      Call (864) 555-0129