Family Programming in Westerville.
Recovery rarely happens alone. When someone you love starts treatment at Oak Grove Recovery, there's a place for you in the process — to understand what they're working through, to be heard yourself, and to help build what comes next.
Seeing your loved one.
Families can visit during scheduled hours. Women: Tuesdays, 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Men: Thursdays, 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Visits are scheduled through the patient's counselor. Every visitor must be approved and have a valid Release of Information authorization on file, and patients may also coordinate their approved visitors with their counselor.
Family therapy.
Family therapy brings your loved one and their family together with a clinician to work on communication, trust and the plan for home. Sessions can be in person or virtual, so distance doesn't have to keep you out of the conversation. Your loved one's clinician will talk with you about how family therapy fits the treatment plan.
It starts with permission.
Federal privacy law protects every patient's treatment information. Before our team can talk with you about your loved one's care, your loved one needs to give written permission. Without it, we can't confirm whether someone is in our care — a protection that covers every patient, including the person you love.
If your loved one isn't in treatment yet.
Families are often the ones who reach out first. Admissions answers 24/7 at (614) 324-8137 and can walk you through insurance, what to bring, and how to help someone take the next step.
Family programming, answered.
Can families visit?
Yes. Women: Tuesdays, 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Men: Thursdays, 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Visits are scheduled through the patient's counselor. Every visitor must be approved and have a valid Release of Information authorization on file, and patients may also coordinate their approved visitors with their counselor. Parking and belongings pickup are covered on our Visiting Oak Grove page.
Can we do family therapy if we live out of town?
Family therapy can take place virtually when it fits your loved one's treatment plan.
Will you tell me how my loved one is doing?
Only with their written permission. Federal law protects substance use treatment records, and our team follows it for every patient.
A place for you in the process.
When you're supported, so is your loved one. Reach admissions any time to learn how families take part and to verify your coverage.