I have a loved one in recovery and I'm seeking support

Substance misuse and addiction can impact friends, family, and loved ones deeply. Some may arrive at Stanford having witnessed addiction in their homes, or within their communities and families. Environments in which drugs and alcohol are being used may trigger specific memories and traumatic experiences.

 If the Above Is Your Experience and You Are Looking for Support There Are a Few Options:

• Al-anon meetings: The Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope, in order to solve their common problems. Find local and online meetings.
• THURSDAYS 7-8 PM Support Circle: Self-Care and Supporting Loved Ones through Addiction 
  Open to any Stanford Affiliate - In-person Only 
  Rogers House 581 Capistrano Way 
  Sweets & Treats Provided
• Stanford Counseling and Psychological Services: Stanford CAPS holds support groups in-person when typical university operations are up and running. 
• Book a 1:1 with the Office of Substance Use Programs, Education & Resources: If you want to talk through a personalized plan for navigating Stanford and/or relationships with loved ones experiencing addiction or in recovery, you can meet with our Alcohol and Other Drug specialist.