For Families & Loved Ones | Carla Vista Colorado | Aurora Sober Living Support
Because Recovery Is Rarely A Solo Journey.
When someone you love is struggling with addiction, it can feel like you’re trapped in the dark with them — powerless, confused, and unsure of how to help.
At Carla Vista CO, we know that addiction doesn’t just impact one person — it ripples outward, touching family members, friendships, and entire support systems.
This page is for you.
What We Want You to Know:
You’re not alone. We’ve walked this road ourselves — both as people in recovery and as the ones who stood beside them.
It’s not your fault. Addiction is complex and deeply personal. Blame has no place in recovery — only support does.
Your support matters. The presence, encouragement, and boundaries of loved ones can be a powerful force in someone’s healing journey.
There is hope. Recovery is possible. We see it happen every day — and we’re here to help guide both you and your loved one toward it.
What to Expect:
• A structured, 12-Step–based living environment
• Clear rules and accountability systems
• Supportive house leadership and peer community
• Ongoing communication (when appropriate) with family
• Respect for privacy and personal responsibility
For the privacy and safety of our residents, home locations are not publicly listed.
Reach Out:
If you’re unsure of what to do next, start by having a conversation with us. Whether you’re ready to refer someone or just need guidance, our team is here to help — with honesty, empathy, and experience.
If you’re specifically looking for sober living in Aurora, learn more about our Aurora recovery housing program.
Additional Resources for Loved Ones
Because support goes both ways — we’ve gathered some helpful tools and organizations that may offer insight, community, and guidance for families walking alongside someone in recovery.
Recommended Reading & Guides
“The Lost Years” by Kristina Wandzilak & Constance Curry
A mother-daughter memoir chronicling addiction, co-dependence, and healing.
“Beyond Addiction” by Jeffrey Foote, PhD
A research-based guide for families looking to help without enabling.
Support Organizations
Al-Anon Family Groups
For families and friends of people with alcohol use disorder.
Nar-Anon Family Groups
A fellowship for those affected by someone else’s drug addiction.
Partnership to End Addiction
Offers parent-focused guidance and free helplines.
SMART Recovery Family & Friends
Based on CBT and motivational techniques — for families of those struggling with addiction.
Helplines & Immediate Support
SAMHSA National Helpline
1-800-662-HELP (4357) — 24/7 confidential support.
Colorado Crisis Services
1-844-493-8255 or text “TALK” to 38255 coloradocrisisservices.org