He’s Far Away … But Is He Out of Reach?
What we’ve laid out here is what you can do. You are prepared and you are supportive. You are doing what you can to keep yourself calm. You don&…
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My Son is an Adult, Living on His Own
Enable treatment. This is about closing the gap between active use and recovery. Many people with addiction cannot, or will not, research, locate, cal…
He Refuses to Leave
If your Loved One is behaving violently now, the risk is that this will generalize to his future relationships with a spouse, his own children, or oth…
I Filed the Section 35 — I Feel Such Relief
"I filed the Section 35 and it is probably the best thing I’ve done. They already had him in custody so they did not have to search f…
Setbacks on the Road to Recovery
Setbacks will be common on the road to recovery. When old impulses kick in and we, or our Loved One, slip up, …
What to do if you find drugs in his room
You've had some suspicions. You decide to look around in her room. You can’t believe what you’re seeing. Slowly your mind c…
How to Find and Focus On the Core Issues
Does it seem like everything in your Loved One's life is wrong? Are you having trouble figuring out where to start? Dominique Simon-Levine talks a…
You’ve Got a Plan!
Pause and take a deep breath. You've made it to this site - this is a HUGE step. Dominique Simon-Levine explains how the AiR resources w…
The Ups & Downs of Being the Parent of …
Your Loved One's newfound sobriety feels fragile and shaky. Are you wondering what you can do to keep them on track?
Whatever Your Put in Front of Your Sobriety You Will Lose
Have you been focusing on your Loved One’s material things, their job, or their continued relationships — as opposed to their so…