Family Training Program

UPDATE

We are no longer recruiting for the Family Training Program and would like to thank those of you who participated in our program.

If you are looking for information regarding substance use and treatment, one option is to visit www.drugfree.org

Please continue to visit this website periodically to see if there are future projects that might be of interest to you.

 

When someone we care about is having problems
because of too much drinking or drug use,
what should we do?
If you are in a relationship with an addicted person you may find that your interactions are strained from frequent conflict. You may have scolded, begged, nagged, bribed and threatened to try to make the person stop drinking or using and get help. If you have tried and nothing has worked, we might be able to help.

Ask Yourself These Questions

Purpose of This Study

Volunteer Expectation

Interview with Family Training Program Director, Kim Kirby, Ph.D.  
Click here to visit WPHT's Virtual Health and Wellness Fair.
Click the TRI logo on the right side of the screen to listen to Dr. Kirby's interview.
Click the TRI logo on the left side of the screen to watch a portion of Dr. Kirby's interview.

 

 
For more details, or to find out if you might be eligible,
please call 1.877.iWorry2
and ask for the
Family Training Program
The Treatment Research Institute, in association with the National Institute on Drug Abuse and the National Institutes of Health, is conducting a study that offers a free training program for family members or significant others who are concerned about someone who is using drugs or drinking too much and is not willing to get help.