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    Category: SOCIETAL MYTHS – tough love

    What Do We Have to Look Forward To?

    Supporting a Loved one with SUD means different things to different people. Meggie, for example, comes from a family that’s confronted the disorder …
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    isabel June 18, 2024
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    He Keeps Going To Treatment—And Sabotaging Himself Once He’s There

    When a Loved One is motivated to seek treatment, it’s a cause for celebration. But for many that’s just one of many challenges. Remaining and thri…
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    Laurie MacDougall June 23, 2023
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    Debunked in 3 ½ Minutes: Harmful Myths About Family and Recovery

    It can’t be said too often: substance use disorder is a disease. Yet unlike nearly all other diseases, it’s still often treated as a moral failure…
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    AlliesInRecovery April 12, 2023
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    Our Podcast: Coming Up For Air

    When Do You Work on Use of Less-Dangerous Substances?

    On this episode of "Coming Up for Air",  Dominique shares a family’s question about a Loved One who has addressed their most pressing substance of …
    jamesheflin
    jamesheflin July 22, 2022
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    Our Podcast: Coming Up For Air

    The Antidote to Shame: Part 2

    In Part 2 of this podcast series, "Coming Up for Air" hosts look at shame and negative thinking, discussing ways to slow down, gain awareness, and soo…
    jamesheflin
    jamesheflin July 8, 2022
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    Our Podcast: Coming Up For Air

    Conditional Love, Unconditional Love, and What Leads to Shame: Part 1

    Even when love is not conditional, there sometimes must be conditions regarding people’s behavior. Love in romantic relationships may change if you …
    jamesheflin
    jamesheflin July 8, 2022
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    Our Podcast: Coming Up For Air

    When Do You Work on Use of Less-Dangerous Substances?

    Should the family now focus on their loved one’s cannabis use? Our hosts discuss harm reduction and the role of the “functional analysis” in CRA…
    jamesheflin
    jamesheflin July 4, 2022
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    Our Podcast: Coming Up For Air

    Learning How to Not React in Tough Moments

    On this episode of our "Coming Up for Air" podcast, Laurie and Kayla discuss strategies to back away and not succumb to your emotions during difficult…
    jamesheflin
    jamesheflin June 24, 2022
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    Our Podcast: Coming Up For Air

    Conditional Love, Unconditional Love, and What Leads to Shame: Part 1

    Even when love is not conditional, there sometimes must be conditions regarding people’s behavior. Love in romantic relationships may change if you …
    jamesheflin
    jamesheflin June 20, 2022
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    Our Podcast: Coming Up For Air

    Learning How to Not React in Tough Moments

    On this episode of our "Coming Up for Air" podcast, Laurie and Kayla discuss strategies to back away and not succumb to your emotions during those dif…
    jamesheflin
    jamesheflin June 13, 2022
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