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    Drug Addiction Treatment

    At Allies in Recovery, we see Treatment for drug and alcohol use as the best option available to help our loved ones.  Shepherding your loved one towards professional help is something you can do, and we teach you how.

    Whether inpatient, outpatient, self-guided or alternative treatments needed, we remain convinced that Treatment is the main goal here. CRAFT is designed to train the family to gently intervene when the moment is right, to provide treatment options.

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    Podcast: “Interview With Laurie’s Son Tommy”

    In today's podcast, Laurie's son Tommy opens up about his experience with SUD with a very moving account of surviving a terrifying overdose. This stro…
    Madeline July 29, 2017
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    They’re So Enmeshed – Can I Possibly Help?

    “Enmeshed” is a good word to describe the situation between your sister and her son. Enmeshed describes a pattern, years in the making, when a fam…
    Dominique March 7, 2017
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    What Happens If Sober Housing Doesn’t Work Out?

    In order to start anew with the process of sobriety, a resident who has relapsed should be sent to a more intensive level of treatment (for example: c…
    Dominique October 14, 2016
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    Finding Treatment for Alcohol and Drug Addiction

    Finding treatment for alcohol and drug addiction is the most important way you can help your loved one recover. Remember that it often takes repeated …
    Dominique June 16, 2016

    Can My Son Go off Methadone Alone?

    Getting off of methadone is very hard. It has a long half life; it will feel like it is hanging on forever. If your son isn’t mentally prepared and …
    Dominique June 10, 2016
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    Does ‘Out of State’ Mean ‘Out of Reach?’

    An Allies in Recovery member recently shared the story of her adult son who lives "out of reach" in another state with his addiction, mental illness t…
    Dominique June 7, 2016

    Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Recovery Support

    While DBT was originally designed for people with suicidal tendencies, it is effective for a host of conditions. DBT is typically taught in groups plu…
    Dominique April 28, 2016

    How to Modify CRAFT for Your Loved One Using Opiates

    Unsure of how to implement the CRAFT method with your opiate user? We explain how to use rewards and stepping away, even when "non-use" doesn't seem t…
    Dominique April 17, 2015
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    Whatever You Put in Front of Your Sobriety You Will Lose

    There is an AA saying, one that I think also applies to families navigating the addiction of a loved one. Simply put, getting and staying sober must c…
    Dominique April 9, 2015
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    How to Get an Addicted Family Member into Treatment

    An intervention does not have to be a big dramatic family meeting with lots of tears and pressure. It can simply be a quiet moment at the kitchen tabl…
    Dominique February 16, 2015
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