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    Working on my Own Recovery

    She is facing some hard truths as she looks back on the past ten years of her husband's addiction. He is finally sober, but he has yet to acknowledge …
    Dominique July 15, 2019
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    We Thought we Had Lost Her, but CRAFT Worked

    This family member had given up on ever getting her daugher back again. Her powerful tale of hope credits CRAFT with helping turn things around. We ar…
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    He’s Withdrawing from Suboxone at Home!

    They discharged him from detox precisely when withdrawal was at its worst. He will need the full support of his family to get through this difficult t…
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    Learning to Mother Again

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    Dominique February 14, 2018
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    Whatever You Put in Front of Your Sobriety You Will Lose

    There is an AA saying, one that I think also applies to families navigating the addiction of a loved one. Simply put, getting and staying sober must c…
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    What Triggers People to Use Drugs and Alcohol

    Understanding the triggers that drive your loved one to use will make you more effective in responding to your loved one.
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