Three-Day Family Workshop
The Caron Renaissance philosophy of "non-enabling" rings true with the statement that: “We seldom help people when we do for them what they should be doing for themselves."
The entire array of services at Caron Renaissance is orchestrated to place both patients and families in situations where they must learn new and more effective recovery and relational skills. We find that family members are most effective with the patients when they are working the hardest on themselves. Often family members come into treatment narrowly focused on the patient, only to realize that they themselves have been reenacting a multi-generational theme of dysfunction. And here, at Caron Renaissance, that deadly cycle ends as recovery takes on a whole new meaning.
The workshop is under the direction of our director of family services, John Baudhuin.
