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    Isabel Cooney

    Allies in Recovery, AiR, Dominique Simon-Levine, dsl, addiction, recovery, abuse, sanctuary, love, worry, addicted loved one, worrying

    Does Worrying Prove I Love You?

    What's the antidote to worry and where does it show up in your body? How is it connected to love? Can worry ever be helpful? When does worrying cross …
    Isabel November 7, 2018
    AiR, Allies in Recovery, Dominique Simon-Levine, dominique simon levine, addiction, using, rewards, CRAFT, drug use, treatment, reward, guilt, engage, persevere

    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…
    Isabel March 7, 2017
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    This is Your Cue! Learn How to Recognize Motivation …

    It is critical that you, as your addicted loved one's ally, understand that you can’t create motivation. And it is equally critical that you know th…
    Isabel October 5, 2016

    Are You Willing to Change?

    Our role as the family member of a struggling loved one is not limited to doing things for them. What we do for our own well-being (physical, mental, …
    Isabel March 13, 2015
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    Can You Practice Letting Go of Shame?

    Shame is a human emotion, meaning we all experience it. It has even been suggested that it is the most primitive of all emotions, dating back to our o…
    Isabel February 24, 2015
    Allies in Recovery, AiR, Dominique Simon-Levine, CRAFT, addiction, addiction recovery, drugs, alcohol, opioids, forgiveness, positivity, healing,

    Practicing Forgiveness With A Loved One

    If you have an addicted loved one in your life and are currently struggling with desperation, anger, and other difficult emotions, I would like you to…
    Isabel January 3, 2015

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