OASIS groups and programs provide a safe place in support of families and friends impacted by a loved one’s substance use

A special experiential workshop!

Saturday,  May 31, 2025

9:00 am to 12:30 pm

Join us as we learn how the circles of intimacy impact our relationships.

The circles help us understand:   

• social boundaries  

• appropriate behaviors  

• communication styles  

• how to modify our  interactions depending on  the person and context  

This program utilizes experiential therapy involving movement to access and release trapped emotions.

Facilitated by Lynn Ménard-Kim,  MFA, graduate intern in Clinical  Psychology and Counseling.  

This program is part of our Reconnection Community series,  designed for people struggling to reconnect with their non addicted, estranged family members.   

Registration link 

Friday, June 6, 2025

Noon to 5:00 pm

An open invitation to our community partners, providers, professionals, & pals... everyone is welcome! 

Featuring…

> music by Cass Noelle,  singer/ songwriter from Northampton County 

Her debut single Someone to Help You was written about her husband’s passing from a drug overdose. Cass notes that “writing this song and getting it out there has been the most therapeutic part of my healing journey.” 

View her music video: www.cassnoellemusic.com/sthy   

> "Current Drug Trends" presentation by Lisa Wolff,  Manager of Community Engagement at the Center for Humanistic Change 

> house-made refreshments

Please RSVP:  info@oasisbethlehem.org

An 8-Week Educational Series

Thursdays,  begins July 24, 2025

5:15 pm to 6:30 pm

Having a loved one in active addiction  can be traumatic. Personality and  behavior changes have a profound effect on the rest of  the family.   

In this course, you will learn about…  

• the disease of addiction  

• what has happened to our loved one  

• how family members are affected

• why fear-driven control, rescuing, and enabling do not work  

• the need to develop healthy communications and boundaries   

Recovery is possible for family members, regardless of whether  your loved one continues to use substances or enters sobriety. 

Participants will be utilizing the Addressing Addiction in the Home  workbook, available at OASIS for $12.00.   

Facilitated by:  Tina Thomas, CFRS – Family Education & Support  

Registration required by July 11th  

Registration link