Family members and significant others are often confused and upset about their loved one.  They ask themselves what is the best way to help?  How do we communicate with the person we are concerned about?  What is role in trying to help them?  They often wonder if it is somehow their fault that the person they are concerned about is having difficulty.  They might ask, what did they do as parents that was wrong?  Where did we fail?  Should we just wash our hands of them?

Treatment and consultation can provide answers to these hard questions.  It holds the promise of families coming back together and seeing themselves once again as a supportive part of the solution, instead of part of the problem.