The latter is often the more challenging part. Being honest doesn't just mean admitting you have a problem it's also about vulnerability. Honesty is the key to having a successful conversation. You may also have to regain their trust, but with time and patience, you can get your family in your corner as you seek recovery. Addiction can cause you to do and say some damaging things, usually to those closest to you. Just because they are your family does not mean it will be an easy conversation. Unfortunately, conversations about your SUD can be hard. Family members are often the first group of people individuals with substance use disorder (SUD) may turn to for help. You know that you have a problem, and you know you need help. When you struggle with addiction, knowing who to turn to for support can be difficult.
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