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    Category: CONCERNING SITUATIONS – LO is homeless

    FAMILIES SPEAK: Hazel’s Dilemma

    Co-host Hazel shares a recent high-stakes moment that felt like a necessary betrayal.
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    AlliesInRecovery March 26, 2025

    FAMILIES SPEAK: When Your Loved One is Homeless

    It’s important to aim for openness, connection, and availability, but also have boundaries. When they’re ready, you’re ready to help them. 
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    AlliesInRecovery February 19, 2025

    Evidence From Oregon: Decriminalizing Drugs Can’t Solve Every Problem, but It’s an Important Step All the Same

    Oregon has just rescinded Measure 110, the historic law that decriminalized possession of small amounts of hard drugs. But the reasoning behind the ro…
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    rredick April 30, 2024
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    Homelessness: A Complicated Problem

    Offer pressure-free resources when your loved one chooses them, but know: having a loved one without a home is a triggering experience.
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    Dominique Simon March 8, 2024

    Should I Stop CRAFT If Treatment Begins?

    CRAFT skills are a life-long practice of learning about yourself, becoming part of your loved one's treatment. There's always more to learn.
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    Dominique Simon February 16, 2024

    How Do You Negotiate When Your Loved One Is Coming Home?

    When your loved one is coming home, it's time to collaborate and negotiate about expectations and plans. It's important to hear what they think the co…
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    Dominique Simon August 11, 2023
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    She’s on the Street With a No-Good Boyfriend

    With her daughter now on the street, this mother wonders what she can do to reach her. To further complicate things, she has a manipulative boyfriend.
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    Dominique Simon November 27, 2018

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