Family Support Program

The Family Recovery Support Program is a new 6-week educational series from The Gratitude House Institute for Recovery & Behavioral Science designed for family and friends affected by addiction.

Grounded in neuroscience, psychology, education, and spirituality, the program helps participants better understand addiction and recovery, recognize how addiction has affected their own lives and relationships, establish healthier boundaries, and support a loved one’s recovery without assuming responsibility for it.

Beginning January 10, 2027, the program includes one 60-minute virtual class each week plus up to two 30-minute individual support calls per week with Dr. Maggie Sullivan. 

Online classes are held every Sunday evening from 7-8 pm via Zoom, from January 10 through February 14. 

The program is being offered to a limited number of participants at a pilot rate of $300. In exchange for receiving the pilot rate, participants will be asked to complete brief program evaluations and provide feedback. At the conclusion of the program, participants will also be invited to provide a testimonial about their experience. Any public use of a participant’s name or testimonial would occur only with the participant’s permission.

The Family Recovery Support Program is educational in nature and is not psychotherapy, addiction treatment, medical care, or crisis intervention.

All revenue from The Gratitude House Institute programs directly supports the mission and work of Gratitude House, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in St. Louis, MO. 

Learn more about The Institute and its philosophy at The Gratitude House Institute for Recovery & Behavioral Science.

Questions? Contact Dr. Maggie Sullivan at maggies@gratitudehousestl.org