Reach and help a loved one with addiction
This online program was designed for you.
eLearning Videos
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Support groups
Online via zoom, led by a psychotherapist
Our Guidance
Read our responses to real family situations
Peer guidance
Listen to families applying CRAFT with success
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How Allies in Recovery Works
- Get expert answers to your questions
Learn to apply CRAFT
- Improve connection and stop arguments
Manage the situation
- Reduce harmful behaviors
Engage into recovery
Allies in Recovery benefits
- Eliminate commute and scheduling
- Anonymity and convenience
- Move at your own pace
- Learn CRAFT in less than 5 hours
- Apply the method immediately
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Become an Ally in Your Loved One’s Recovery
Hundreds of positive reviews
Over 500 members have shared their experiences with Allies in Recovery, describing how CRAFT has transformed their approach to loving someone with substance use disorder. These testimonials — from parents, spouses, siblings, and professionals — reveal journeys from crisis to calm, from enabling to empowering, and from isolation to community support.
Meet Our Team
Dominique Simon-Levine, MPH & Ph.D., studied CRAFT under Dr. Robert Meyers, and founded Allies in Recovery in 2003. She oversees the daily operations of the organization and has been featured on HBO and NPR.
Isabel Cooney co-hosts our podcast series for people using CRAFT with a significant other, called “Partner CRAFT.” She’s also a regular contributor to our Discussion Blog, and a CRAFT devotee.
Kayla Solomon, trained in CRAFT by Dr. Robert Meyers, is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and has been serving families faced with addiction for over 20 years.
- Clinically proven results
Allies in Recovery is the best approach
of families surveyed found Allies In Recovery reduced their anxiety, worry, and anger
found Allies in Recovery helpful in reducing their loved one’s use of drugs and alcohol
said Allies in Recovery was helpful in getting their loved one to accept care
Successful treatment engagement
- Step out of isolation into a constructive, compassionate and learning community
- Become trained and empowered to influence your loved one’s recovery journey
- Remember: when you are doing better – you’re better able to help your loved one
Allies in Recovery for Family
We partner with government, employers, health plans, and clinics to make family training on addiction available and affordable.
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