YOUR LIVING PROOF PODCAST
YOUR LIVING PROOF PODCAST
Ep. 79: 7 Things I Would STOP Doing if I Loved Someone Struggling with Addiction
Ep. 79: 7 Things I Would STOP Doing if I Loved Someone Struggling with Addiction
Ep. 79: 7 Things I Would STOP Doing if I Loved Someone Struggling with Addiction
Wednesday 15th May 2024
Learn 7 common mistakes and actionable steps for supporting a loved one with addiction in this episode of 'Your Living Proof Podcast'.
32 minutes
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Get the buttons here!7 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Supporting a Loved One with Addiction
Episode Overview
- Avoid assuming the situation isn't severe
- Cease making excuses or placing blame
- Put an end to harmful comparisons
- Stop keeping secrets and enabling behaviour
- Refrain from waiting for the 'right time' or the addict to seek help
The ultimate goal: stop reacting out of fear. Stop reacting out of anger. Start... doing something good, something to change the situation.
Imagine being caught in the whirlwind of trying to help a loved one battling addiction. It’s a rollercoaster of emotions, filled with hope, frustration, and often, confusion. In this episode of 'Your Living Proof Podcast', Danny Deaton dives into the heart of this struggle. He sheds light on the seven most common mistakes that parents and spouses make while trying to support their addicted loved ones.
From making assumptions to keeping secrets, Danny breaks down these pitfalls with raw honesty and practical advice. He doesn’t just stop at what not to do; he also shares actionable steps you can take immediately to foster a healthier environment for recovery. This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the rocky terrain of addiction within their family. Danny’s blend of professional expertise and personal experience offers a beacon of clarity in what often feels like an overwhelming situation.
Tune in to learn how to better support your loved one without losing yourself in the process.