You Don’t Have to
Navigate This Alone
Join us for a free webinar for caregivers supporting a loved one through addiction or mental health challenges.
When someone you love is struggling, it can feel overwhelming, isolating, and hard to know where to turn next. Arc is here to help you find guidance, connection, and pathways to recovery.
Join us for an informative and compassionate webinar designed for parents, spouses, siblings, adult children, and anyone supporting a loved one facing addiction or mental health crises.
Don't Suffer In Silence
Let Us Help You.
Supporting someone in crisis can be deeply emotional and confusing. Many caregivers carry fear, guilt, exhaustion, and uncertainty in silence.
This webinar offers a space to learn, reflect, and connect with people who understand. You’ll leave with practical guidance, a clearer sense of what support is available, and reassurance that you do not have to carry this alone.
In serving the community for over 30 years, we have personally experienced how addiction and mental illness have no boundaries. They touch every human being. We have close relatives and friends experiencing serious mental health issues and we have gone to funerals of those lost to an overdose. Through these experiences we realized that supporting the caregiver is just as important as the person suffering. Driven by compassion and a spirit of giving, Arc was developed to provide comfort and resources to the caregivers in an effort to give them the courage and strength to keep moving through their journey.
Join Us For Our Free
Arc Support Webinar
Monday, June 8th, 2026
7pm – 8pm
What You'll Learn
In this webinar, we’ll explore:
- How to support a loved one without losing yourself in the process
- What peer support is and how it can help families feel less alone
- How to identify helpful resources for addiction and mental health recovery
- Ways to set healthy boundaries with compassion
- What next steps can look like for both caregivers and loved ones
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is for anyone caring for or supporting a loved one who is struggling with:
- Substance use or addiction
- Anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges
- Emotional or behavioral changes that are affecting family life
Whether you are just beginning to seek help or have been navigating this for years, this session is meant to offer support, clarity, and hope.