VARC’s Family Care Group makes a difference to loved ones and clients
“Family Care Group provides families and loved ones the opportunity to engage with others who struggle with dealing with their loved one’s addiction,” explains Sherri Hebert, LAC,LCSW. “We discuss detachment, boundaries, codependency,
For the past year, a group of approximately six family members have been attending the Thursday night meetings. “They have shared with me that they ‘feel lost’ when they miss a Thursday night meeting,” Sherri says. “I also have a gentleman who is active in the Al-anon community that attends weekly and has been helpful with providing his experience in his own recovery. The members say that they like to attend my group because they feel safe and comfortable in sharing and receiving feedback. I have also received feedback from patients that they see a change in their loved ones since attending my meetings. Jason,
Family members are invited to Family Care Night during their loved one’s stay at Victory and beyond. This free group is designed for adult family members and individuals
Sherri is a natural choice to lead our Family Care Night. Having worked in the healthcare field since 1992, she became interested in serving people with addictions while employed in an
After receiving her LCSW, Sherri joined the VARC team in 2022, initially as a family care facilitator via Zoom. She is now a primary therapist and has received her LAC.
Please contact us if you or a loved one is interested in the Family Care Group, or in seeking
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