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    Category: SELF-CARE – healing and growing

    The Gift of Anxiety

    Anxiety can be akin to intuition, a sign to set up a boundary. But part of the work is also getting comfortable with not-knowing. 
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    AlliesInRecovery May 2, 2025

    VOICES from the Front Lines: Author Annie Highwater

    Author and Allies in Recovery blogger Annie Highwater shares how CRAFT and Allies' member site have changed her.
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    AlliesInRecovery April 30, 2025

    FAMILIES SPEAK: Handling Hard Feelings

    How do you deal with feelings like frustration and fear around your loved one's substance use? Our co-hosts share experiences and tools.
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    AlliesInRecovery March 12, 2025

    Quest for Confidence: A Journey of Self-Trust

    A guide to a quality most of us need to reflect on more deeply—and all of us can nurture
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    annieunhooked January 27, 2025
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    Holding Contradictions

    It’s important to CRAFT to see possibilities, hold more than one truth, and experience many feelings and thoughts to get to healing.
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    Dominique Simon November 1, 2024

    A Closer Look at Two Situations

    A look at two situations from the AIR blog -- a woman who stops communicating, and a young man who wants to stay alone while withdrawing.
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    Dominique Simon October 11, 2024

    Consistent Practice vs. “One-Offs”

    Don't just use CRAFT now and then. Learn one thing at a time, one day at a time. Practice the skills consistently, and change can happen.
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    Dominique Simon August 30, 2024

    Victim Stance: The “Why Me?” Episode

    Feeling victimized means you're being passive. Shift focus--you have agency and control, and you're responsible for yourself and your care.
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    Dominique Simon August 23, 2024

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