Parent Partnership meetings are facilitated by volunteers and are a branch of the nonprofit organization, Be a Part of the Conversation. We are not affiliated with any treatment providers. We are grateful to the agencies, organizations and other professionals who share information about Parent Partnership with families looking for support.

📱Phone App

1. Download the TeamUp app on your smart phone. Use the buttons below to download the app (iOS or Android).

2. Copy this URL link and paste it into the search bar in the app:

https://teamup.com/ks1jx5b6o3m4xvo2y3

Parent Partnership Calendar of Meetings

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= Hybrid Meeting

Click on a meeting below for details.

Bookmark this page, and check the calendar below to find:

• details about Parent Partnership meetings
• special topics
• guest speakers
• related links & handouts
• other important announcements

Use these buttons to find
supportive resources & helpful information.

Come once, once in a while, or as often as you like.

💜 Parent Partnership’s Mission

Parent Partnership engages parents, families and caregivers of those impacted by addiction through a network of support groups led by compassionate volunteers with lived experience. Weekly meetings provide access to expert resources and help navigating a healthier path forward for families.

🌎 Parent Partnership’s Vision

For families and caregivers touched by addiction to feel understood and supported.

Join with other parents, families and caregivers in a friendly and caring atmosphere to…

• find support if you aren’t sure if your loved one’s drinking or drug use is typical experimentation, or something you may need to address;

• connect with others whose loved ones have either struggled with substance use or addiction, or are currently in recovery;

• become informed, empowered and find resources and outside help when needed; or

• continue the “Conversation” after attending Be a Part of the Conversation events.

What are people saying about Parent Partnership meetings?

Anonymous feedback from Parent Partnership members.

“This has been our sanity. The parents in these groups are understanding and full of experience. We learned more helpful advise from this group than anywhere else.”

“Great feeling of comfort with others who are in the same type of situations with us.”

“Wonderful people supporting each other as we navigate this difficult and often isolating road. Love how it is a judgment-free zone.”

“I wish I had known about this group before we sent our son to a treatment facility. I had attended Alanon, but this meeting is a much better fit for me. How can we spread the word?”

“The group is wonderful with caring individuals who are patient and supportive with one another.”

“Great group experience. Everyone is committed to finding a better way to deal with our child’s health. Nice to feel the support of total strangers.”

“It’s very comforting that you are not alone, and hearing other experiences gives you hope.”

“I felt welcome when I entered the door.”

“Every meeting I walk away with at least one tidbit to help me act or react differently/in a more helpful manner to myself or the addict, and I also feel better. I feel less alone and more capable of handling what the next week has in store for our family.”

“People are met where they are emotionally. People clearly feel safe in sharing their feelings.”

“I like connecting with others who are in the same situation and hearing how they are handling things.”

“Our group leader is totally giving and caring, and listens and offers individual support to all who ask for help.”

Meet our Parent Partnership Coordinator, Pam Roberts

We are thrilled to introduce you (although many of you know her well) to our Parent Partnership Coordinator, Pam Roberts! Pam and her husband, Bill, have been friends to Be a Part of the Conversation since our inception in 2011. As a parent who understands the impact addiction can have on the entire family, Pam has been a vital connection to countless parents, grandparents and other caregivers throughout the Delaware Valley since 2006.

In August 2021, we recognized the need to provide guidance and collaboration to the growing network of support groups meeting regularly, and there is no one better than Pam to serve in this important role, particularly at a time when Parent Partnership meetings are growing and connecting more families than ever before.

Parent Partnership meetings are facilitated by volunteers and are a branch of the nonprofit organization, Be a Part of the Conversation.

Parent Partnership and Be a Part of the Conversation are not affiliated with any treatment providers. We are grateful to the agencies, organizations and other professionals who share information about Parent Partnership with families looking for support. There is no charge to attend. Meetings are friendly and confidential.

All parents, grandparents and other caregivers are welcome. We are not professionals – we are simply parents supporting one another and sharing the experiences and life lessons we have learned along the way.

Parent Partnership and Be a Part of the Conversation accept no responsibility for the information exchanged at Parent Partnership meetings. Parent Partnership meetings should not be considered a replacement for professional counseling.

👉 Please click here to receive email updates about Parent Partnership meetings and related announcements. Be sure to check the “Parent Partnership” Meetings box under the “Please send me information about:” section.

Download and/or print a flyer with details about Parent Partnership meetings!

You may also be interested in some of the 12 Step programs designed to support families and friends who care about someone who struggles with substance use or addiction. Be a Part of the Conversation is not affiliated with any 12 Step programs.

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