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A New Approach To Addiction

Support for Families at the Addiction Alliance of Georgia

When someone you love is struggling with addiction, your whole family feels the impact. Through our partnership between the Emory Addiction Center and Hazelden Betty Ford, families of AAG patients can access a full range of no‑cost education, guidance, and support services designed to help you heal and navigate this journey together.

Families of patients at the Emory Addiction Center/Addiction Alliance of Georgia are encouraged to participate in Family and Children’s Orientation/Education— a virtual program that helps families understand mental health and addiction concerns and their impact on relationships, communication, and recovery.

In addition, each family will have access to:

  • A dedicated Hazelden Betty Ford Family Access Coordinator (FAC) to provide essential case management and care navigation services for the family journey
  • The Hazelden Betty Ford virtual Family Program—four 90-minute virtual workshops
  • Up to six Family Coaching sessions

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Family Services Offered

Take Your First Step: Family Orientation & Education

Our Family Orientation/Education program is a virtual, introductory experience that helps families understand:

  •  How addiction and mental health conditions affect relationships
  •  What recovery looks like for families
  •  Communication and coping strategies that support healing
  • What services are available to you

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This step is often the best place to begin—it provides clarity, hope, and a roadmap for what comes next.

Your Family Access Coordinator (FAC): A Guide You Can Count On

Every AAG family has access to a dedicated Family Access Coordinator (FAC)—your personal point of contact to help you navigate the full range of support services.FACs provide:

  •  Personalized guidance based on your family’s needs
  •  Help with enrolling in workshops, coaching, and support groups
  •  Streamlined communication so you never have to figure things out alone
  • A consistent partner throughout your family’s healing journey

Contact the AAG Family Access Coordinator:

Call: 855‑950‑0122
Email: AAGFamily@HazeldenBettyFord.org