NRBH Family Recovery Support Community
If your loved one is in a New Roads Behavioral Health (NRBH) treatment program — this is the right place for you!
Since 2013 we have helped 100s of families — let us help yours too.
CRAFT Connect: Helping Families Find Hope and Healing
CRAFT Connect combines two evidence-based approaches—Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)—to help families strengthen relationships, manage difficult emotions, and encourage positive change.
CRAFT skills offer respectful, loving, and non-confrontational ways to improve communication, reduce conflict, and encourage loved ones struggling with substance use or mental health challenges to make healthier choices.
DBT skills help family members manage strong emotions, cope with stress, practice mindfulness, and respond thoughtfully to difficult situations.
Together, these skills give families practical tools to restore hope, strengthen relationships, and move toward healing.
You do not have to wait for your loved one to change before your own life can improve.
How We Can Help
CRAFT Family Support
You are not alone! On going group help during your loved one’s treatment and recovery.
DBT Skills Training
Develop skills and confidence to improve your and your family’s wellbeing.
One-on-One Help
Learn what you can do to get your loved one into and stay in treatment.
We Recover Together
Support after treatment to maintain your loved one’s long term recovery and well being.
Membership Benefits Include
Access to 2 unique family support group meetings a week, facilitated by trained specialists that will improve your relationship with your loved one, while increasing their and your own well being.
24/7 access to CRAFT Connect online materials:
Family Support sessions
We Recover Together “Life Worth Living Skills” session
Video and music skills playlists
30 minute non-clinical One-on-One skills coaching sessions.
Weekly email newsletter meeting invitation/reminder with continued learning and support information.
Community discussion series, specific topics vary. An opportunity to learn, ask questions and share your experience.
A safe online community to share with Concerned Significant Others (CSOs) who also have a loved one struggling with behavioral health disorders.