Allies in Recovery
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Control vs. Influence
Control vs. Influence
Control vs. Influence
Friday 22nd October 2021
Discover how shifting from control to influence can transform communication with loved ones in addiction recovery. Tune in for practical advice and heartfelt insights.
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But it doesn't mean that you're not going to have difficult conversations and it doesn't mean you're still going to get to avoid particular conversations. It does mean compassion, caring, empathy- right, really listening and hearing the other person. This is the beginning of a way of communicating.
Ever struggled to get through to a loved one battling addiction? Laurie McDougall and Kayla Solomon tackle this very issue in 'Control vs. Influence'. They discuss how shifting from a mindset of control to one of influence can reshape your interactions. Imagine replacing demands with gentle requests, breaking down overwhelming tasks into manageable steps, and fostering open conversations instead of shutting down. This episode is a goldmine for anyone looking to improve their communication strategies.
Laurie and Kayla emphasize the power of compassion and empathy, highlighting how these softer approaches can gradually change the dynamics of your relationship. They also dive into the CRAFT model, a method designed to help you alter your role in the relationship, thereby positively impacting your loved one's journey. Whether you're dealing with immediate crises or long-term recovery, this episode offers practical advice and heartfelt insights that can make a real difference.
Tune in to learn more about effective communication and discover how becoming a member of Allies in Recovery can provide you with even more resources and support.