Christopher Doyle
Chris Doyle, Ian Depew
Convincing Someone That They Need To Save Their Life with Ian Depew
Convincing Someone That They Need To Save Their Life with Ian Depew
Convincing Someone That They Need To Save Their Life with Ian Depew
Wednesday 13th March 2019
Ian Depew discusses the intervention process and how to help loved ones seek addiction recovery on the Why Intervention Podcast.
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Christopher Doyle
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Convincing a Loved One to Seek Help: Insights from Ian Depew
The family's influence is, um, critical. To put it lightly because when you have the, the person who is just recently coming out of active addiction, it's, it's not as though as soon as they stop using the substance, it's like a, like, a rapid return to normalcy in the way of their thinking right, and so the boundaries are required.
Getting someone to recognize they need help can feel like an uphill battle. In this episode of the Why Intervention Podcast, host Christopher Doyle chats with Ian Depew, who has firsthand experience with addiction and recovery. They dive into the nitty-gritty of the intervention process, sharing real-life examples and practical advice on how to encourage a loved one to take that crucial step towards recovery.
Ian's journey from addiction to working at West Coast Recovery Centers offers a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs involved. The conversation touches on the emotional rollercoaster families go through, the stigma surrounding interventions, and the essential role of patience and love. If you're grappling with how to support someone battling addiction, this episode offers valuable insights and hope. Tune in for an honest discussion that could make a difference in your approach to helping a loved one.