Elizabeth Chance
Elizabeth Chance
Episode 133- When Someone has a Problem?
Episode 133- When Someone has a Problem?
Episode 133- When Someone has a Problem?
Wednesday 16th October 2019
Elizabeth Chance shares heartfelt advice on confronting a loved one's addiction, emphasizing self-care and the role of professional help.
33 minutes
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Elizabeth Chance
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Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Facing the Tough Talk: Confronting a Loved One's Addiction with Elizabeth Chance
Going out there and telling someone how you actually feel is definitely, at the end of the day, a more loving, kind thing than being worried about it and keeping it to yourself.
Ever faced the heart-wrenching challenge of confronting someone you care about who's struggling with addiction? In this episode of The Elizabeth Chance Podcast, Elizabeth dives into the sensitive and often daunting task of addressing a loved one's addiction. With her unique mix of personal experience and professional insight, she offers practical advice on recognizing the signs of addiction and the critical role of loving confrontation.
Elizabeth doesn't shy away from discussing the impact addiction has on relationships and the difficult yet necessary boundaries that need to be set. She highlights the importance of self-care for those supporting someone through recovery and the invaluable role of professional interventionists. Through her compassionate approach, Elizabeth provides a beacon of hope and guidance for anyone navigating this tough journey.
If you're grappling with how to help a loved one or seeking support for yourself, this episode is packed with wisdom and encouragement. Tune in to gain practical tips and heartfelt advice on fostering recovery and maintaining your own well-being.