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Family

Is Codependency Affecting Your Loved One?

October 22, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

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Codependency crosses that fine line between wanting to offer love and support to a loved one and becoming a preoccupied and controlling force in their life. For many with a loved one battling substance use, the instinctive desire to try to save them from the devastating effects of the disease is understandable. However, the enabling […]

Filed Under: Family Tagged With: codependency, family support, healthy relationships, relationships

Signs of a Relapse in a Loved One

August 26, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

A man wears a yellow button-down shirt and looks out a window.

As a close family member or friend, you may have experienced a gut feeling, an innate sense that your loved one has relapsed back to substance use. Chances are you have been closely engaged in this person’s treatment and recovery process and therefore have a special intuition about the signs of relapse. For most, however, […]

Filed Under: Addiction, Alcohol Addiction, Drug Addiction, Family Tagged With: peer support, relapse, relapse prevention, relapse program

5 Tips to Navigate Recovery on the Fourth of July

August 19, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

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Somehow, over the decades, the Fourth of July went from being a wholesome American pastime with hometown parades and barbeques to one of the top three drinking holidays of the year. Independence Day is a beloved U.S. holiday and needn’t necessarily be avoided in recovery. However, it is wise to initiate some proactive planning to […]

Filed Under: Family, Recovery, Sober Living Tagged With: fourth of july, holidays, parties, recovery, sober activities, Sober Fun

Love in Addiction: The Importance of Protecting Yourself if Someone You Love Is Using

June 13, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

Love in Addiction: The Importance of Protecting Yourself if Someone You Love Is Using

It is devastating to love someone who becomes addicted. The feelings of powerlessness, rage, hopelessness, heartbreak, despair can feel so overwhelming. For many relationships it can feel impossible to know what to do when staying is destructive but walking away feels wrong. If you are unsure of what to do, that’s okay. The most important […]

Filed Under: Addiction, Family Tagged With: family, HEaling, love, relationships, Support, Using

The Dysfunctional Family

May 10, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

The Dysfunctional Family

There are many people that might resist the idea of labeling the home that they grew up in as dysfunctional, despite the flaws of their caregivers and the experiences that they had as children. Perhaps they have predominantly good memories of childhood or as an adult, there is more understanding and empathy for the plight […]

Filed Under: Addiction, Family Tagged With: Actions, Children, Dis-function, Thoughts, understanding

Family and Self-Care During Times of Crisis

April 29, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

Family and Self-Care During Times of Crisis

It’s important that we come together and care for each other during these times, and that means more than following along with the suggestion to social distance and shelter in place. As people, pairs, and families we must be sure to take care of more than just our immune systems, so we come out healthy […]

Filed Under: Alumni News, Family Tagged With: covid-19, crisis, Self Care

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