2 CEUs

Clinical Interventions for Families in Early Recovery

By Tanya Stuart, LCSW-BACS, LAC, CCS, IEDS

Course Overview

This 2 hour clinical training provides therapists with practical tools and
evidence-based interventions for working with families impacted by
substance use and mental health challenges during early recovery.
Participants will learn strategies to repair communication, strengthen
family engagement, and reduce conflict while promoting accountability and
healthy boundaries. The training will explore parent coaching techniques,
family dynamics in recovery, and methods for creating structure that
supports long-term change. Special attention will be given to the
reintegration process following residential treatment, including relapse
prevention planning, rebuilding trust, and establishing realistic
expectations. Attendees will leave with practical interventions that can be
immediately implemented to help families create stability, improve
relationships, and support sustained recovery.

About The Instructor

Tanya Stuart

LCSW-BACS, LAC, CCS, IEDS

Tanya Stuart began her career in behavioral health in 2000 and has more than 25 years of experience in mental health and substance abuse treatment. She specializes in working with children, adolescents, adults, and families using a holistic, family-centered approach. Tanya is the co-owner of multiple behavioral health programs throughout Southeast Louisiana and serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor at the LSU School of Medicine. Her expertise includes family systems, trauma-informed care, adolescent behavioral health, and addiction treatment.

26+Years Exp.
Mental Health Specialization
Advanced Modalities
Tanya Stuart

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