CRAFTCONNECT
Effective Family Support
Since 2013 we’ve helped 100s of families change unhealthy patterns, reduce harmful behaviors, and build calm, effective communication using proven evidence based skills—while supporting loved ones in entering treatment, staying in treatment, and moving toward lasting recovery.
Let us help your family too!
Programs Tailored To Your Situation
Currently FREE Membership — Thanks to Our Generous Sponsors
Recover Together
After treatment, we help you and your family learn to communicate with calm and peace, without pressure or judgment.
Everyone can learn practical DBT skills and confidence to improve your wellbeing and strengthen family relationships.
DBT Skills Training
Helps your family care for a loved one—child or adult—who is struggling with behaviors you can help them change. Practical Skills with faith in mind.
Families Heal
One-on-one support to help you create a plan to help a loved one take the first step into treatment and keep moving forward.
CRAFT Counseling
One Membership For All Programs
Families Heal
Recover Together
DBT Skills Training
Get access to weekly Zoom group meetings led by trained specialists for all three programs.
24/7 access to CRAFTCONNECT's online resources, including:
Session curriculum
Skills playlists with videos and music
Weekly email with meeting invitations, reminders, and ongoing learning materials
Community discussion series on rotating topics, offering learning, Q&A, and experience sharing
Join this safe, supportive online community of families and Concerned Significant Others (CSOs) navigating behavioral health challenges.
WHY CRAFTCONNECT?
CRAFTCONNECT teaches practical skills that are kind, respectful, and loving—tools you can use every day. These skills are grounded in science and enriched by approaches such as CRAFT (Community Reinforcement and Family Training), Mindfulness, Peer Support, Wellness, Motivational Interviewing, and DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy). Each tool is designed to strengthen your family through compassion, patience, and understanding.
We are thankful for those who made this program possible. Special gratitude goes to Dr. Robert J. Meyers, creator of CRAFT; Dr. Kevin McCauley; Dr. Jeffrey Foote from the Center for Motivation and Change; Dr. Marsha Linehan, who created DBT; and Eric Schmidt, CEO of New Roads Behavioral Health. Their vision, together with support from USARA (Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness), Self-Reliance Services, NAMI, Family Services, and the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, shaped the foundation of this program.
