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  • Addiction Impacts the Whole Family - Part 1 (Episode 17)

Addiction Impacts the Whole Family - Part 1 (Episode 17)

Monday 25th July 2022

Dr. Dennis Daley discusses addiction's impact on families and the essential role of family therapy in recovery on 'Recovery and Company'.
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Family Matters: Understanding Addiction's Ripple Effect with Dr. Dennis Daley

So you could say in a sense that any area of the family system can be harmed: how people relate, how they communicate.
When addiction strikes, it doesn't just affect the individual; it sends shockwaves through the entire family. In this episode of 'Recovery and Company', Dr. Dennis Daley, a seasoned expert with over four decades in addiction treatment, shares his personal journey and professional insights into how addiction impacts families. Growing up in a household marred by addiction, Dr. Daley has seen firsthand the chaos and unpredictability it can bring.
He talks candidly about the lack of family integration in treatment and the crucial role that family therapy plays in the recovery process. From strained relationships to communication breakdowns, the ripple effects of addiction can be devastating. But there's hope. Dr. Daley highlights how recovery can restore balance and stability, fostering healthier family dynamics and promoting better overall well-being. He emphasizes that addiction is a family disease and involving loved ones in the recovery process can be a game-changer.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction, offering valuable perspectives on healing and growth within the family unit.