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Discussion Blog
Our members will tell you that this is without a doubt the hub of Allies in Recovery’s platform. Understanding the principles of CRAFT is the first step. Applying them to your situation is the next step.
Here you can pose your question and receive a hand-tailored response from our in-house experts.
This is also where members communicate with each other.
Sanctuary Blog
A huge piece of this program is making self-care a priority. Why? Simply because we are so much more effective in helping a suffering loved one when we act/speak/think from a calm and centered place.
The Sanctuary is devoted to helping you make self-care happen. Our ever-growing collection includes comic relief, inspiring images, yoga and meditation videos, poetry, art and the list goes on…
What’s News Blog
In today’s media it’s easy to find articles pertaining to addiction or the opioid crisis. In our What’s News blog however, we curate articles of special interest for the family. And we aim to find the most uplifting and encouraging news out there!
Read sample posts from our Member Blogs
Should I Confiscate His Drugs?
Our member asks about confiscating her loved one’s stash versus allowing natural consequences....
How Could We Let it Come This Far?
Our Allies in Recovery member is struggling to understand how she keeps tolerating the same...
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What should we do when he asks for the keys to our car?
How to use rewards and incentives to get your loved one closer to the goal of treatment?
She’s been using, should we kick her out?
Our members speak for themselves…
“The discussion blog is fantastic. Dominique’s and others’ detailed responses are very helpful to get perspective and specific approaches to the problems. Seeing how others are struggling breaks down some of the isolation that can come with addiction.”
“You provide very informative and positive feedback to everyone who reach out here. I consider myself to be a private person who does not easily confide. The opportunity for me to ask for help with my post hoping to get some support is a great relief. Thank you.”