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    Category: MODULE 8

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    I Haven’t Seen a Wish or a Dip – Should I Wait?

    Like a wish or a dip, the timing of a planned conversation is important. Your Loved One should be in an okay mood, not completely high or in withdrawa…
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    Dominique Simon June 12, 2017
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    Narcan

    All pharmacies in Massachusetts have a standing order to provide you 2 doses of Narcan. You do not need a prescription. If a pharmacy is unaware of th…
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    Dominique Simon June 1, 2017
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    Podcast: “CRAFT! Where Have You Been All My Life?”

    In today's podcast, Annie and Laurie welcome Allies in Recovery founder, Dominique Simon-Levine, to explain the CRAFT method for helping families supp…
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    AlliesInRecovery May 30, 2017
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    Intervention or Intervention?

    Look for a "wish" or a "dip" in your Loved One. It is during one of these moments that you talk about treatment. The rest of the t…
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    Dominique Simon May 26, 2017
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    When Mental Health & Addiction Have Been Mishandled

    One person who can advocate prior to discharge from the hospital is the family. But be prepared, and this may not be true with every psychiatric hospi…
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    Dominique Simon May 26, 2017
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    Podcast: “The Language of Recovery”

    Join Allies in Recovery moms Annie Highwater and Laurie MacDougall as they share their personal experiences with their loved ones' recovery and how ap…
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    AlliesInRecovery May 17, 2017
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    Tips on Advocating for your LO’s Aftercare

    Aftercare must focus on both the mental illness and the substance abuse problem. The family must advocate for follow-up psychiatric treatment and a pl…
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    Dominique Simon May 16, 2017
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    Her Relapse Felt Like a Slap in the Face

    Millicent is concerned about her daughter being unable to stay away from her heroin-using boyfriend. Meanwhile, Dad is planning to visit their da…
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    Dominique Simon April 11, 2017
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    What If He Has to Detox in Jail?

    Methadone can take three to four weeks to shake off both the physical detoxification and the lingering effects of the detoxification, like depression …
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    Dominique Simon April 10, 2017
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    You Are a Reward

    You might be grumbling. You might be accusing, guilting or complaining. Or trying desperately to prevent them from going out. You might be brooding in…
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    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!

     

     

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