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    Category: MODULE 2 – stay safe

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    She’s About to Be Back on the Streets

    tinasananes is torn. Her Loved One keeps cycling between rehabs and a very rough life on the streets. It feels like it's time to walk away. D…
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    Dominique Simon September 20, 2019
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    Bees At Hive

    I Need Help With Her Living Situation

    With trauma in her past, finding safe living options for a Loved One is a challenge. Dominique Simon-Levine lays out a plan and asks the mem…
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    Dominique Simon June 22, 2019
    6 Comments
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    Dr. Drew on Substance Use and Violence

    Dr. Drew has published a new article on the connections between substance use and violence.  Drugs and alcohol can both trigger aggression a…
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    isabel June 7, 2019
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    Son Home From Jail, Drinking and Dangerous

    Allies Member writes in for help with her Loved One who is back home from jail. He is not working, not looking for work; drinking all the time. H…
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    Dominique Simon December 23, 2018
    7 Comments
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    He Gets Mean and Verbally Abusive

    Do not take what he says while drinking personally. Do not expect more from him. This is it, your husband is drunk. Do not expect him to remember his …
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    Dominique Simon June 16, 2017
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    The Dilemma of Danger

    How do you keep from encouraging further drug use by raising the bottom and protecting your Loved One from overdose?  How as a family member do y…
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    Dominique Simon December 30, 2016
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    He Got Drunk and Set Fire to His Bedroom

    The primary goal is to get your brother out of the house. Focus on this. As you have pointed out, there are risks to your parents’ safety as lon…
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    Dominique Simon December 28, 2016
    2 Comments
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    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…
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    Dominique Simon February 19, 2016
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    He’s Only Violent When He Uses – Can I Still Follow the Program?

    The CRAFT program is designed to reduce friction, to calm things down between you and your Loved One.  But any change, even positive loving calmi…
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    Dominique Simon February 1, 2016
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    It’s Really Hard Not to Say Anything When He’s Drunk

    "But it’s soooo hard not to be angry or not talk negatively WHILE he's drunk. WHILE he's not doing the things he said he would…
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    Dominique Simon November 26, 2015
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