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How To Know If My Partner Is Really Sober

How To Know If My Partner Is Really Sober?

February 6, 2019 11:12 am - Addiction Treatment, Alcohol Addiction, Love and Relationships -

Drug and alcohol relapse signs After one or multiple stints in rehab, it seems that your partner is finally on the path to addiction recovery. During early recovery, you were amazed at your partner’s openness and commitment. You were communicating well, enjoying activities together and were acting as a normal sober couple. You were hopeful […]

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How To Kick Out A Drug Addict Out Of The House

February 5, 2019 12:13 pm - Life in Recovery, Love and Relationships -

Having a drug addict living in your house can be a toxic experience. Being in the constant presence of someone who is always under the influence of alcohol or drugs can be physically and emotionally draining. Nobody wants to stay at home feeling always tensed and uncomfortable. If you have children in your home, you […]

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Should I Stage an Intervention During the Holidays?

December 24, 2018 8:39 am - Love and Relationships, Parent Resources -

 Staging an intervention is not an easy undertaking. It requires careful planning in order for it to be successful. You may not feel that the holiday season is the appropriate time to do one, but the reality is, anytime is a good time. The longer you delay, the deeper your loved one may be […]

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How to Detach from an Addict with Love

August 25, 2018 8:12 am - Love and Relationships, Parent Resources -

 Loving an addict is difficult, painful, and often lacks the emotional reward given by normal relationships. Persons who are addicted are often egocentric, reckless, and selfish, and often care more about their next high than a person who is giving up everything for them. Unfortunately, this behavior is unlikely to change, and for the […]

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How to Live With a Recovering Drug Addict

July 17, 2018 1:03 pm - Love and Relationships -

My husband was an addict for as long as I can remember, ever since we met. We were kids then, though, so I really didn’t put any thought into the fact that he was high all the time. Besides, he was only smoking pot. It was the 70’s; everyone was smoking pot. What I Didn’t […]

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Seven Mistakes Loved Ones Make with an Addict

April 4, 2018 12:46 am - Love and Relationships, Relapse Prevention -

I had finally accepted the fact that I am an addict, and I went to treatment on my own. I figured I had got myself into this mess, so I should be the one to get myself out. In my mind, it was either that or getting back into the bed I made and lie […]

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How to Talk with Your Family About Your Addiction

February 26, 2018 2:10 pm - Life in Recovery, Love and Relationships -

Whether you’re struggling with a substance use disorder or recently out of treatment, you likely feel that you owe it to your close friends and family to discuss your addition. In some cases, it may also be necessary to ask for help, so that you can get into treatment in the first place. Your family […]

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How to Deal with My Family and Stay Sober

December 26, 2017 11:32 pm - Love and Relationships, Relapse Prevention -

My mother. Those are the only two words in the English language that have the ability to paralyze me emotionally. I never know exactly what she is going to say, but I do know that we can’t get through a single conversation without her backing me into a proverbial corner and pushing every button I’ve […]

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5 Books for Those with an Addicted Loved One

September 28, 2017 2:34 pm - Love and Relationships, Parent Resources -

Everyone knows how difficult everyday life is for an addict, but what about the people who love them? Unfortunately, with all of our energy being devoted to trying to help them, we often forget to take care of ourselves. It occurred to me if my loved one did decide to get sober, I might not […]

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Alcoholism and Genetics: What you Need to Know

September 5, 2017 12:28 am - Love and Relationships, Parent Resources -

Most of us know something about genetics – how DNA from parents will pass on to their children. That’s why someone with brown eyes is likely to produce children with brown eyes, and someone who is short will likely have short children. Most of us know that the inheritance of genetic traits goes on to […]

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