• Our Team
  • Reviews
  • Blog
    Sign in Get Started
    • Our Team
    • Reviews
    • Blog
    • Get Started
    • Log In

    Category: MODULE 4 – reflective listening

    Grandmother extending arms to daughter & children

    Even After the Addiction is Resolved…You May Need to Do More

    You want to partner with her, not dominate. You want to get your frustrations addressed elsewhere and not aim them at her. There is a child involved, …
    dominiquesimon
    Dominique Simon December 29, 2016
    0 Comments
    Conversation on couch, papers scattered

    He’s Gotten in Trouble but Still Won’t Admit There’s a Problem

    When pressed, people with addiction issues 1) defend their right to drink or drug or 2) deny there is a problem. In short, they Defend or Deny. I can …
    dominiquesimon
    Dominique Simon November 1, 2016
    0 Comments
    allies in recovery addiction intervention motivation drug alcohol CRAFT AIR

    This is Your Cue! Learn How to Recognize Motivation …

    It is critical that you, as your addicted loved one's ally, understand that you can’t create motivation. And it is equally critical that you know th…
    testingtuesday2
    isabel October 5, 2016

    I Listen When Addicts Tell the Truth

    Patricia Lincourt has worked with people struggling with substance abuse for 20+ years. She says that most of them defy the stereotypes we typically h…
    dominiquesimon
    Dominique Simon September 16, 2016
    Allies in Recovery Dominique Simon-Levine CRAFT addiction family intervention alcohol abstain drug addiction

    Should I Abstain Completely When My Loved One is Around?

    Modeling the behavior we are looking for in our loved one is effective, and a key element of CRAFT. It may make sense to avoid drinking, if you are tr…
    dominiquesimon
    Dominique Simon September 2, 2016

    Live Like the Moon: Why Gentle Influence Works

    When your loved one is abusing alcohol or drugs, engaging in dangerous activities, or making life decisions you dislike, the natural impulse is to try…
    chaucer-2
    chaucer-2 July 29, 2016
    SANCTUARY - friends talking

    3 Steps for Making Real Relating Possible – with Tara Brach

    Whether you decide to practice these steps as part of your ongoing self-care, or to help you open to your Loved One in times of non-use or during a wi…
    testingtuesday2
    isabel July 16, 2016
    0 Comments
    girl up late upset father in doorway

    This is your cue! Learn when to step in …

    As you follow the AiR program, you will be making effort each day to (re)build a bridge between you and your loved one. Do not worry if bridges have b…
    testingtuesday2
    isabel June 15, 2016
    0 Comments
    Shame Addiction Intervention Allies in Recovery

    Can I Use CRAFT When My Addicted Loved One Has a History of Trauma?

    When your addicted loved one also struggles with mental health issues and a history of trauma, there are specific types of treatment to consider. Domi…
    dominiquesimon
    Dominique Simon May 24, 2016

    Coax the Scared Animal out of the Woods—Become an Ally

    Your Monday evening dinners are a great example of setting the stage for “coaxing the little scared animal out of the woods.” The hard part with t…
    dominiquesimon
    Dominique Simon May 2, 2016
    Load More

    Allies in Recovery

    Allies in Recovery is a Membership-based program providing knowledge and skills to families who have loved ones struggling with addiction, since 2003. Using CRAFT, the only behavioral training method designed specifically for families and scientifically proven to work, you’ll learn how to communicate, behave, intervene, and guide your loved one toward recovery. Eight self-guided video modules provide the complete CRAFT skillset. We supplement the training videos with hand-tailored guidance provided through an interactive blog, podcasts, live daily groups and trainings with our experts, and curated resources – including ways to locate hard-to-find, quality, low- or no-cost treatment, and other pathways through which your loved one can find recovery. You aren’t alone – you have Allies!

     

     

    EMERGENCY? If you feel scared for you or your loved one, call police now at 911.

    You may also call or text 988 to contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    Call Us: (413) 387-9395

    Email Us: support@alliesinrecovery.net

    We value your privacy.
    Read our privacy policy and terms and conditions here.

    NOTE: Allies in Recovery does not provide medical advice.

    © 2013-2025 – Allies in Recovery

    Simon Levine & Co. LLC dba Allies in Recovery.
    All rights reserved.

    Report

    There was a problem reporting this post.

    Harassment or bullying behavior
    Contains mature or sensitive content
    Contains misleading or false information
    Contains abusive or derogatory content
    Contains spam, fake content or potential malware

    Block Member?

    Please confirm you want to block this member.

    You will no longer be able to:

    • See blocked member's posts
    • Mention this member in posts
    • Invite this member to groups
    • Message this member
    • Add this member as a connection

    Please note: This action will also remove this member from your connections and send a report to the site admin. Please allow a few minutes for this process to complete.

    Report

    You have already reported this .