Families CARE is a group-based program that helps family members Cope And Relate Effectively with the person who has a substance use problem.

Sukhi Bubbra is a graduate of the University of Toronto and the Boston University School of Social Work. She currently works at the Center for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), a large agency that offers a wide array of addiction and mental health services through outpatient treatment and residential programs. Her initial responsibilities were to conduct psychosocial assessments, facilitate relapse prevention groups, and supervise social work students.

Sukhi currently works in CAMH’s Concurrent Disorders Clinic and the Family Service, offering individual counseling, trauma work, and couples, family, and group work. She also facilitates trainings and workshops on topics concerning families, mental health issues, and addictions and teaches college courses on diversity issues and counseling skills.

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Andrea Himes currently holds her Masters of Social Work. She is a Counsellor/Therapist within the Family Services department at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). Families CARE is her first book.

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Colleen Kelly, MSW, RSW, is Discipline Chief of Social Work, Therapist, Family Addiction Program at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in the Child, Youth and Family Program.

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