Addiction Severity

Is Your Loved One Suffering From Addiction?

Addiction is a family disease and recovery should be a family journey. It’s incredibly hard watching someone you love struggle with addiction. However, you are not alone and family recovery is possible.

Addiction effects everyone who’s life it touches. If you’ve felt like your life has come to a half because of your loved one’s addiction, you’re not alone. Addiction may have affected your health, hobbies, friends, family, financial situation, and every other area of your life. Depending on whether your loved one gets sober or not, your life can change for the better. Launch Centers in Los Angeles offers family therapy for loved ones who are suffering from the effects of watching their loved one endure addiction.

You may feel guilt, shame, heartache and frustration with your loved one’s addiction. While you didn’t cause addiction or mental health issues, there are some things you may be doing that enables them to stay stuck in their behaviors

Here’s a few of them:

You didn’t cause your loved one’s addiction, though there may be things that are still keeping them sick.

  • Making excuses for your loved one’s behavior to your friends and family
  • Letting them live at home with you rent-free
  • Blaming other people or situations for your loved one’s behavior
  • Loaning them money for rent, utilities, or other items
  • Bailing them out of jail or providing legal support
  • Buying them another phone after they’ve lost it 5 times.
  • Suppressing your emotions to avoid confrontations

At Launch Centers, we understand the complex roles of addiction and know how painful it is to see your loved one suffering. Trying to help an addict or loved one that doesn’t want to stop using substances may be contributing to their addiction.

We have designed the following questionnaire to determine if your loved one is suffering from addiction. There are no right or wrong answers, just honesty.

There is no one way to help the addict or alcoholic in your life. Substance abuse is extremely complex, and we recommend working with a professional to help guide your decision making. Remember, when it comes to helping an addict that you love, your perspective may be compromised.

We focus on all stages equally; we just want to know how to address you and your loved one’s needs. More importantly: we want you to help your loved one get back to the life they deserve.

No matter how severe your loved one’s addiction is, we want to help. Solutions are just a click away – let us know how we can meet you more than halfway!

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  • Conner H.

    Launch Centers Treatment was a major help to me. The therapists and staff genuinely cared about me and truly helped me to make a plan for my future. My personal therapists helped me to discover where some of my deeper issues came from. All of the staff worked tirelessly with me to talk through my issues, or just about life, and offered realistic solutions to my current problems and situation. All of the staff went above and beyond and advocated relentlessly for me.

  • Nicole Y.

    This place changed my life! I’ve had good laughs, good cries, shared a lot of heart to heart moments and grew a loving bond with everyone at Launch Centers. I will always be grateful! I really do miss it time to time. I highly recommend Launch Centers!

  • Jenna S.

    Launch changed our lives. Our family had been battling for years to breakthrough to our brother. No amount of rehab or detox had made a difference. He was listless, lifeless and helpless. We feared for his life everyday. The spirit of, repetition in, core values, appreciation of life and dignity and respect that we found through Launch are unparalleled. I can say with full confidence that we never would have seen my “real” brother again if not for this truly magical combination. We were and still are especially grateful for his over-the-top therapist. Her commitment to his privacy and success coupled with her unwavering contact with any and all of us is what bridged our 3,000 mile separation from him.

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