How do I support someone I love when they return from rehab?

Support is a great thing to give, making sure they are eating healthy and keeping hydrated you can support them attending 12 step programs. Also Al-anon is a great resource for friends a family of those with addictions.

Just remind them that you are there to listen to them when they need a friend/family member to talk to. I was in a mental hospital for a good while and a strong support system did wonders for me. Knowing I had people that cared really helped in my recover.

Tell thatperson you're always with her/him, you'll always love her/him, and always support that person so s/he will feel safe :)

Be compassionate, be there for them and don't judge them. They have just been at their lowest, and will require help to rebuild their lives. Due to this, they will be extremely vulnerable, but make sure that they feel supported, and at the same time look out for them relapsing

Assurance you care and love them will be the first step. Also they will most likely have been put in contact with Alcoholics Anonimys in rehab. Assisting and ensuring their attendace on a frequant basis in the next 3 to 4 months will be very important part of this also. .

give them trust, but keep an eye on them, support them show them love and care about them, make them feel comfortable and surrounded with loved one never ignore them.

You have to remember to always support them. They are going through a tough time. You have to be there for them by understanding what they are going through. The fact that they made the decision to go is amazing because they want to get better. Just be loving helpful and understanding.

You offer your love and support to maintain sobriety. While they are in rehab, sending cards packages things like that and calling them everyday. showing you still care, and still love them.

Patience is key. Remind them that even though they are struggling, they are still deeply loved. If they don't trust that you'll have their back, they may turn to using again if they have no other outlet. Encourage them to stay open about their emotions and urges. If they have a plan to deal with their urges, review it with them. If they don't, create one together. Reassurance and honesty go a longer way than you probably think.