Program 04 · Workshop
Family Support Workshop
Education for loved ones on support, boundaries, communication, and avoiding rescuing.
What the program offers
Practical structure with a clear peer-support scope.
Support that protects connection, boundaries, dignity, and personal agency.
What is included
- Understanding support versus rescuing or controlling
- Clear and compassionate boundary setting
- Communication during difficult or emotionally intense moments
- Protecting the supporter’s own stability and well-being
- Recognizing when professional or emergency help is needed
Who it is designed for
- Partners, relatives, chosen family, and close supporters
- People unsure how to help without taking over
- Supporters experiencing exhaustion, fear, or repeated conflict
- Families seeking healthier communication and boundaries
Participation guidelines
- Respect privacy and confidentiality appropriate to the setting
- Speak from personal experience and use I-statements
- Ask before offering feedback, suggestions, or crosstalk
- Participation and personal disclosure are always voluntary
- Safety concerns may require professional, medical, or emergency support
Scope and boundaries
Know what the program is—and what it is not.
This is an educational workshop, not family therapy, mediation, or clinical treatment for the person being supported.
Your first Family Support Workshop during the introductory month is free. After that, the Founding Community Rate is $12.50–$20 per participant, depending on workshop length and materials — 50% of the previously projected $25–$40 range.
Cancellation, transfer, and refund terms are provided before payment. Registration is confirmed once the workshop date and placement are secured.
Interested in Family Support Workshop?
Check current workshop availability.
Contact Brave Harbor for current workshop dates, availability, and enrollment or payment instructions. Submitting an inquiry does not create an obligation or guarantee placement.
Lead this workshop
Become a Family Support Workshop Navigator.
The specialized pathway prepares Navigators to hold the workshop process without managing the family: structure without control, curiosity, boundaries before rescue, and safety over agenda.