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#23 – Blake Cohen: Addiction from the Family's Perspective
#23 – Blake Cohen: Addiction from the Family's Perspective
#23 – Blake Cohen: Addiction from the Family's Perspective
Wednesday 26th August 2020
Join Blake Cohen on Recovery Survey as he discusses how addiction impacts families and offers advice on creating supportive environments.
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Get the buttons here!Blake Cohen: Understanding Addiction Through the Family's Eyes
It has such a huge effect on the person when they're returning home if the family has worked on themselves.
Ever wondered how addiction impacts not just the individual but their entire family? In this episode of Recovery Survey, Brett Morris sits down with Blake Cohen, a certified addictions professional and best-selling author, to tackle this very topic. Blake, who penned 'I Love You, More: Short Stories of Addiction, Recovery, and Loss From the Family's Perspective', shares his unique insights on how addiction reverberates through families, causing waves of shame, guilt, and confusion.
The conversation is rich with practical advice on creating a supportive environment for recovery without falling into the trap of enabling. Blake also delves into the importance of managing expectations and how writing can serve as a powerful tool for therapy. He emphasizes emotion-based learning and offers tips on helping children understand addiction in a way that's both compassionate and educational.
Whether you're grappling with addiction yourself or supporting a loved one, this episode provides a treasure trove of wisdom to help you navigate these challenging waters. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives and learn how to break the stigma surrounding addiction and mental health.