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Shifting Your Behavior Will Help Shift Hers

This worried mother doesn't know how she can help her daughter anymore. She herself is tired and not in good health and struggles to come up with any …

Dominique Simon May 29, 2018

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How Exactly Does This Website Help Families?

Allies' founder and director, Dominique Simon-Levine, responds to questions from our Content Editor about the Key Observation exercises in our eLearni…

Dominique Simon May 15, 2018

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Now They’re Stealing and Disappearing…

When an addicted loved one is exhibiting increasingly alarming behavior, first of all, don't take it personally. Remember, it is not directed at you. …

Dominique Simon June 21, 2017

If You’ve Got Pen & Paper, You’ve Got Power

A number of studies have shown that writing regularly in a journal can improve both mental and physical health. The best way to care for your loved on…

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How to Use Rewards with An Addicted Family Member

How rewarding an addicted family member for non-use can help decrease their use, get them into treatment, and increase your own quality of life.

Dominique Simon December 8, 2014

Understanding Your Reactions to an Addicted Family Member

How you react to your loved one when they are using drugs or alcohol is key to guiding them towards getting help for their addiction.

Dominique Simon November 17, 2014

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