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Grief, denial, shock, and despair are just some of the emotions survivors feel when a loved one dies by suicide. Support is often hard to find, which is the purpose of Project Hope which will provide a safe space for you to decompress, share and have someone that understands exactly what you are going through.
Participation is designed around your comfort level. You can go at your pace and engage as much or as little as you like. There will be open-ended conversations with no set agenda. Through shared reflection, the goal is to help you feel whole again, heal and overcome your isolation.
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“COPE is a meeting where I have learned to do just that – COPE. It is through this program that I was able to network and reach out to get help for my son. I was able to pass on what I have learned to help others. COPE is a place where we can go and not be ashamed, embarrassed or judged. We can all learn about the disease of addiction and how not to let it ruin our lives.” Read More Parent Testimonials
Project COPE is a program designed to connect families who share the experience of a loved one who is using opioids.
Our support group for families of individuals using opioids offers a compassionate space where loved ones can find solace, understanding, and practical guidance. We understand the unique challenges families face when supporting someone with opioid use disorder. Through shared experiences, expert-led discussions, and mutual support, we aim to empower families with knowledge about addiction, effective communication strategies, and essential self-care practices. Whether you’re seeking emotional support, educational resources, or simply a listening ear, our group provides a confidential environment where you can connect with others who share similar journeys. Together, we strive to foster resilience, healing, and hope amidst the complexities of opioid addiction in our loved ones.
The meetings are free and open to the public with an advance reservation.
If you have lost a loved one to substance use you know that grief can be complex and isolating. Hanley Foundations grief support group will help you navigate the waves of grief in a safe place with others who have experienced the same loss.
Learn more about our Grief Support Group here
For more information about Hanley Foundation recovery support groups, send us a message or call 561-268-2355.