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Parents with a child addicted to drugs and/or alcohol can find hope in a support program called Parents of Addicted Loved-ones (PAL). There are meetings sprouting up across the country, and lives being changed every day. It’s never an easy journey, but you don’t have to go it alone.
Find Hope.
Three parents.
Three journeys just like yours.
– Michael Speakman, LISAC

Kevin B.
My older son struggles with drugs.

Jack M.
My 21 year-old son struggled with Herion

Claudia S.
My son and his wife struggle with alchohol
You are not alone.
We’ve Been There.
Joyce
Early PAL Group Leader
PAL is parents helping parents. PAL contains cirriculum and guidace from parents who have been through the trials of addiction in their adult children. The cirriculum is based on first hand knowledge, and audited by research professionals at Northern Arizona University, and other entities.
Groups, and Growing
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Parent Led and Facilitated
Core Curriculum
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Hope, Help and Stories. Read On.
Four T’s of a high-quality recovery program
One thing we all hope for and want to see in our loved ones is long term recovery. Two questions I have been asked many times by both family members and those that are in treatment are: how long will this take and what can I...
Vignettes
November 17, 2012 16th Street and Glendale. Phoenix, Arizona I’m barely scraping by. I’ve left the halfway house again in my brazen denial of reality – my utter consumption with staying intoxicated fish-hooking me into another miserable situation. I’m in a...
The power of unconditional love
part of I'm a PAL mom who started a PAL meeting in my local community. I've been married for 44 years and have two biological children and two “adopted" daughters that call us mom and dad. Between them I'm a grandma of three boys and two...
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