For Families

Family Concierge Support

Private family concierge support — moving from confusion to clarity, control to collaboration

Part of our concierge recovery support services

"How do I help without enabling?"

You've been told to set boundaries, but you're not sure what healthy boundaries actually look like.

"How do I trust them again?"

Recovery is fragile. You want to believe things are different, but you've been here before.

"What's my role?"

Everyone has advice, but nobody explains what you're actually supposed to do when tensions rise at home.

"How do I take care of myself?"

You're exhausted from managing crises and walking on eggshells.

These questions don't have simple answers, but they have workable ones. Here's what that looks like in practice:

02 · Example

Parents oscillating between over-involvement and disengagement. Sibling relationships fractured.

Outcome: Family system stabilized. Each member understands role.

How We Help

Understanding what recovery actually looks like and what's reasonable to expect.

Defining what you can and can't control. Learning when to step in and when to step back.

Moving from reactive arguments to constructive conversations.

Aligning with the person's recovery plan. Supporting without controlling.

Recovery affects the whole family. Taking care of yourself isn't selfish—it's necessary.

What you share stays confidential. Coordination with the person in recovery happens only with their explicit consent.

Schedule a confidential conversation to discuss how our concierge family support can help your family navigate recovery together.