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Dawn Farm Addiction and Recovery Education Series

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  • How To Support Recovery and Not Support Addiction - January 2017

How To Support Recovery and Not Support Addiction - January 2017

Tuesday 7th February 2017

Learn from Dr. Charles F. Gehrke on how to support recovery without enabling addiction. Discover the role of family and practical strategies for fostering a supportive environment.
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Dawn Farm Addiction and Recovery Education Series
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Supporting Recovery: Dr. Charles F. Gehrke's Essential Advice

Supporting recovery is like planting seeds.
When someone you care about is battling addiction, knowing how to help can be overwhelming. In this episode, Dr. Charles F. Gehrke, MD, FACP, FASAM, dives into the complexities of supporting recovery without enabling addiction. Through his workshop, Dr. Gehrke sheds light on how family members, friends, and even employers can significantly influence the course of a loved one's substance use.
He addresses the confusion and frustration often felt by those close to someone with addiction and offers clear guidance on what actions truly help and which ones might inadvertently cause harm. Dr. Gehrke explains how shielding someone from the consequences of their addiction can hinder their recovery journey. He breaks down the stages of addiction and recovery, detailing the neurological changes that occur along the way.
This episode is a treasure trove of practical advice for anyone looking to foster a supportive environment while maintaining their own well-being. Whether you're a family member, friend, or simply someone interested in understanding addiction better, Dr. Gehrke's insights are invaluable.