Veronica Valli & Chip Somers

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Veronica Valli, Chip Somers

  • 15: How Do I Help Someone Realize They Have a Problem?

15: How Do I Help Someone Realize They Have a Problem?

Wednesday 1st August 2018

Get practical advice on helping loved ones with drinking problems from experts Veronica Valli and Chip Somers in 'Soberful' episode 15.
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54 minutes
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Soberful
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Veronica Valli & Chip Somers
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Guiding Loved Ones Through Drinking Issues: Soberful's Practical Advice

There's not just one approach that's going to help everybody... First of all, I think there's almost a sub-conversation that needs to be had about the incredible availability of drugs nowadays, and many parents are unaware.
Ever wondered how to approach a loved one about their drinking habits without pushing them away? In this episode of the 'Soberful' podcast, hosts Veronica Valli and Chip Somers share their wisdom on supporting someone struggling with alcohol. They dive into the nuances of dealing with different age groups, from teenagers to adults, and why each requires a unique approach. Veronica and Chip stress the importance of setting boundaries and having open, honest conversations about drugs and alcohol.
They also touch on the challenges of dealing with relapses and the emotional toll it can take on families. One key takeaway? There’s no magic formula—every situation is different, and what works for one person might not work for another. But through empathy, patience, and self-care, you can make a positive impact. Tune in to hear practical tips, personal stories, and expert advice on navigating these tough conversations.
Whether you’re a parent, partner, or friend, this episode offers valuable insights to help you support your loved ones on their journey to sobriety.