For Spouses, Siblings, Friends, and Family Who Care

Because watching someone you love struggle is one of the hardest things in the world and you shouldn’t have to do it alone.

Whether you’re a spouse, partner, sibling, friend, or family member, loving someone with behavioral health challenges can be overwhelming. Maybe you’ve tried helping and it backfired. Maybe you’ve had to set boundaries. Maybe you feel caught between hope and heartbreak.

This section is for you.

Here, we’ve collected tools, language, resources, and next steps you can actually use. You’ll learn how to support someone in crisis, protect your own well-being, and understand the nuances of recovery, relapse, and resilience.

You deserve support, too, and this is where it starts.

Origins of Ava Health

Don't ask me what the addiction is. Ask me what the pain is. #facingaddiction #pain #trauma #hope

Addiction Isn’t the Problem — Pain Is

Let's change the way we talk about addiction! 🚫 Words like 'addict' can harm those in recovery!

I Hate the ‘Are You Ready?’ Question — A Raw Reaction to Getting Sober

Exciting news! At Ava Health, we provide transitional housing for those in recovery. #housing

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