Christopher Doyle

Why Intervention Podcast

Christopher Doyle, Dr. Adena

  • Helping an Addicted Loved One with Other Disorders with Dr. Adena - Episode 36

Helping an Addicted Loved One with Other Disorders with Dr. Adena - Episode 36

Sunday 30th May 2021

Dr. Adena discusses her dual role as a pharmacist and caregiver in supporting an addicted loved one on the 'Why Intervention Podcast'.
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Why Intervention Podcast
Author:
Christopher Doyle
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
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Dr. Adena's Journey: Supporting a Loved One Through Addiction and Other Disorders

Love is definitely a powerful force that we're looking to tap into when we're doing an intervention.
Ever wondered how to support a loved one battling addiction and other disorders? In this episode of the 'Why Intervention Podcast', host Christopher Doyle sits down with Dr. Adena, a pharmacist, researcher, and mother, to discuss her dual role as a professional and a caregiver. Dr. Adena opens up about the challenges she faced and the strategies she used to help her loved one navigate the rocky road of addiction recovery.
From setting boundaries to embracing harm reduction techniques, she shares practical advice that's both heartfelt and grounded in experience. The conversation also touches on the opioid crisis, offering insights into the regulation of opiates and the importance of stabilization until change is possible. Dr. Adena's story is a compelling mix of professional expertise and personal resilience, making this episode a must-listen for anyone dealing with similar struggles.
Whether you're looking for ways to help a loved one or seeking to understand the complexities of addiction, this episode provides valuable perspectives and hope.