Living Free Group
Concerned Persons Group
For families walking through a loved one's addiction
Tuesdays at 6:30 PM · Starts May 5 · 9 weeks
6043 Broad Street · Mount Jackson, VA
A 9-week closed group for parents, spouses, and family members of someone in addiction. Faith-based curriculum rooted in Scripture. Small group, real conversations, people who understand what you're carrying. Free. No cost to attend.
This group uses curriculum developed by Living Free, a national discipleship ministry used by churches and recovery programs across the country. Our facilitators are trained and certified through Living Free's facilitator training.
What You'll Work Through
- Setting boundaries without guilt
- Stopping enabling without abandoning
- Taking care of yourself when every instinct says focus on them
- Forgiveness when trust has been broken over and over
- Finding your footing when someone you love is in crisis
The Details
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Reserve Your Seat
Add your name and we'll reach out before May 5th with everything you need to know.
Who This Is For
This group is for the parent who doesn't know what to do next. The spouse who has tried everything. Anyone exhausted from managing someone else's crisis and looking for people who actually understand. It doesn't matter where your loved one is — active addiction, recovery, relapse, incarceration. This group is about you.
What This Isn't
Not a 12-step program. Not therapy. Not clinical. A Christ-centered small group with structured curriculum for people in your situation.
Your Hosts
Justin Franich
Former meth addict. Teen Challenge graduate. Clean since 2005. Executive Director of SVTC and host of the Rebuilding Life After Addiction podcast. He's been on both sides of this — the one in addiction and the one helping families pick up the pieces.
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Novella Franich
25 years in Teen Challenge ministry. Mother who has walked through addiction with her own children. She doesn't teach from a textbook. She teaches from a kitchen table where the phone rang too many times and the answer was never simple.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions? Call or text 540-213-0571. Or contact us.