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    Category: CYCLE OF USE – moderation with alcohol

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    How Long Until the Methadone Really Starts to Work?

    PThasnohead's Loved One is struggling to follow through on her daily methadone dose. After a hospital visit, he saw an opportunity to talk ab…
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    Dominique Simon April 20, 2019
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    She’s on Methadone but Still Using Meth

    A Loved One has finally started treatment, but she has a long ways to go. The family member wonders, is she just doing this to get me off he…
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    Dominique Simon March 18, 2019
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    She’s Trying to Moderate Use on Her Own But I Don’t See it Working

    An Allies member has trouble knowing when to engage/ disengage. He lives with his Loved One, who is trying to moderate on her own, but the s…
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    Dominique Simon February 21, 2019
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    He’s Drinking at Home…What About The Children?

    How does she confront her husband's use? With work schedules to navigate and kids at home, it seems there's never a time she can find to connect when …
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    Dominique Simon February 14, 2019
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    CATEGORY: Applying CRAFT

    This section contains some specific recommendations for applying CRAFT in particular circumstances (an older Loved One, a Loved One who wants to try m…
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    isabel February 2, 2018
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    My Loved One Wants to Try Moderating Their Use

    Moderation is the practice of learning to consciously limit the amount one consumes of alcohol or drugs. The research on alcohol suggests that mo…
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    isabel February 2, 2018
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    I’m Applying CRAFT but He’s Getting Angry

    Using positive communication while disengaging with a loved one is a softer, more neutral way of letting them know that things aren't okay. It’s no…
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    Dominique Simon December 4, 2017
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    Can He Successfully Moderate? There’s Only One Way to Find Out …

    The founders of AA suggest that attempts at moderation provide the best litmus test for alcoholism. In their view, drinkers that are able to cut back …
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    isabel July 1, 2016
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    If He Quits Pills & Gambling, Can He Still Smoke Pot?

    You’re in an interesting spot. You’ve removed yourself from your husband by moving out, and when you do see him, he refrains from using th…
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    Dominique Simon June 28, 2016
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    Abstinence vs. Moderation for Those Addicted to Drugs or Alcohol

    The question of “Abstinence vs. Moderation” is one that some people contemplate daily, but that many others have never considered. Your family mem…
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    AlliesInRecovery February 9, 2015

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