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    Category: LEGAL – civil commitment (Section 35)

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    I Think She’s Trying to Slowly Die

    Your 27-year-old daughter has been drinking heavily for three years and recently attempted suicide while under the influence. She’s with a man, …
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    Dominique Simon May 28, 2018
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    Our Strategy Is No Longer Working

    It sounds as though he has now started taking advantage of your home. He is getting high in your house, stealing from you, probably enjoying a warm be…
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    Dominique Simon February 13, 2018
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    He Got Around Section 35

    People in recovery have developed skills to a fine edge during years of substance use that can serve them well. We make good salespeople.
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    Dominique Simon January 26, 2018
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    He’s Nasty and Slothful—I’m done!

    What your son is doing is beyond his control. He is addicted to very strong drugs. How you are seeing the situation is up to you. That may sound harsh…
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    Dominique Simon January 26, 2018
    1 Comment
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    He’s Begging to Come Home

    As hard as this sounds, I am going to tell you that you are in a good place! Your son is safe, the system is helping to step him down to the next…
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    Dominique Simon April 3, 2017
    6 Comments
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    Suboxone vs. Section 35 – What Do I Do About My Son?

    Your son says he is willing to try a treatment. Pulling out of opiate addiction will likely be a process. It is the rare person who goes from regular …
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    Dominique Simon February 15, 2017
    1 Comment
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    Look Into Section 35 but Keep Learning CRAFT!

    Section 35 may be a good option for mominlaw's son-in-law, because of his history of mental illness and alcohol and cocaine use. CRAFT remains an …
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    Dominique Simon August 25, 2016
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    At My Wit’s End!

    Our approach was developed by psychologists who studied families caught in the turmoil of a Loved One’s addiction. There is nothing else like CR…
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    Dominique Simon July 25, 2016
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    Life After Section 35

    In our experience, aftercare planning is part of the section 35 experience. We have seen individuals being supported to step down to sober living and …
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    Dominique Simon May 24, 2016
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    Aspergers & Alcohol

    AiR member heartbrokenmom has written is about her son with Asperger’s who struggles with severe alcohol dependence. She is exhausted from the r…
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    Dominique Simon April 25, 2016
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