Support for Families Facing Mental Health or Substance Use Challenges
If you’re worried about a loved one who may be struggling, JCJPA is here to help. Our confidential services offer resources, intervention support, and expert guidance to assist you and your family member with care and compassion.
Worried About a Family Member?
It can be incredibly difficult to see someone you love struggle with mental health or substance use. Whether you’re concerned about your child, spouse, parent, or sibling, JCJPA provides the support and tools you need to take the next step.
If your past attempts to raise concerns have been met with resistance, denial, or conflict, know that you are not at fault. JCJPA offers confidential support for both you and your family member. Our team helps guide compassionate, motivational approaches that avoid confrontation and build trust. You can access professional resources, peer support, and literature, all free and completely confidential.
A Calmer, More Effective Way to Reach Your Loved One
JCJPA uses a proven motivational model that encourages individuals to consider support without confrontation. Instead of emotional pressure or blame, we promote open dialogue and trust building. This approach has helped many families begin the healing process and inspire loved ones to accept help at their own pace.
How We Can Help You and Your Loved One
Your family’s well being matters. JCJPA’s services are designed to support you as you support someone else. Whether your role is as a parent, partner, sibling, or friend, you deserve trusted help to navigate these complex situations.
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Intervention support and planning with experienced JCJPA staff
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Free and confidential consultations with licensed healthcare professionals
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Peer support from others who have navigated similar family situations
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Literature and general resources for families and individuals
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Help overcoming treatment or recovery barriers
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A private and professional assessment for your loved one
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Guidance to encourage your family member toward accepting help
Support Rooted in Real Experience
For decades, JCJPA has provided trusted, real-world support to Pennsylvania’s judiciary and their families. Every service we offer is confidential and grounded in firsthand experience with the unique pressures judges face. Our goal is to foster resilience respectfully and without judgment.
Peer Support Services
Mental Health & Substance
Use Referrals
Judicial Wellness & Education
Trusted by the Legal Community
Here’s what some of them have shared.
“As a judge, I often felt overwhelmed and isolated, but I didn’t want anyone to notice. JCJPA offered a safe, confidential space to talk with someone who truly understood the pressures of our profession. Their guidance helped me cope and regain perspective. I am grateful for the support and relief JCJPA provides.”
“I noticed myself slipping into anxiety and exhaustion, but I didn’t know how to ask for help. JCJPA reached out with understanding and discretion, providing support that felt both safe and practical. They helped me navigate my stress without judgment. I feel stronger and thankful that JCJPA exists.”
“Being a judge doesn’t make you immune to stress or burnout. I struggled quietly, worried about being seen as weak. Reaching out to JCJPA was the turning point. They provided confidential support without judgment and helped me understand my feelings. I feel more balanced now and deeply appreciate that JCJPA is available.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about JCJPA services, confidentiality, and how we support judges and their families.
Who can access JCJPA services?
JCJPA provides confidential support to Pennsylvania judges and their family members. Services are available to anyone concerned about their own mental health or that of a loved one connected to the judiciary.
Are JCJPA services confidential?
Yes. All consultations and interactions are private. JCJPA does not report, document, or disclose information externally, ensuring a safe and confidential space for support.
Do I have to pay for JCJPA services?
No. JCJPA services, including consultations, intervention support, and educational resources, are provided at no cost to judges and their families.
How do I know if my family member needs help?
Signs may include withdrawal, changes in mood or behavior, substance use, or resistance to daily responsibilities. JCJPA staff can provide a confidential assessment and guidance tailored to your situation.
How can I get help immediately?
If you or a loved one need urgent assistance, call our 24/7 confidential helpline at 1-888-999-9706. For non-urgent inquiries, you can submit a secure message through our contact form.
Speak with Someone Who Understands
Whether you’re ready to take the next step or simply need to talk, JCJPA is here for you. Every conversation is confidential, and you are never obligated to act. Our support is here when you need it.
Get in Touch Confidentially and Quickly
All messages are reviewed by JCJPA’s trained staff and responded to during regular business hours, Monday through Friday.
If you need immediate assistance, please call our 24/7 helpline at 1-888-999-9706. Help is always available.
