If you are reading this because of someone else, these posts are for you. How to bring it up, what to do when the answer is no, what enabling actually means, and how families get brought into the work here. You are allowed to need support of your own.
For those lucky enough to never battle an addiction, the concept of “relapsing” can seem hard to grasp. People can often feel anger or betrayal towards a loved one who uses again, without ever realizing the pain that they’re experiencing. This certainly shouldn’t be a moment of shaming, but rather a moment to show support. […]
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Being the loved one of a person battling an addiction can be devastating. One the hand, you want to do everything in your power to “rescue them” from their destructive habits. But then again there is always the risk of enabling, which leads many to turn turn their backs and institute “tough love.” Interestingly that […]
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Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment While time spent online can be hugely productive, compulsive Internet use can interfere with daily life, work, and relationships. When you feel more comfortable with your online friends than your real ones, or you can’t stop yourself from playing games, gambling, or compulsively checking your smartphone, tablet, or other mobile device—even […]
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