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Podcast #68 — How Do Alanon / Naranon Differ from CRAFT? An In-depth Comparison
Podcast #68 — How Do Alanon / Naranon Differ from CRAFT? An In-depth Comparison
Podcast #68 — How Do Alanon / Naranon Differ from CRAFT? An In-depth Comparison
Thursday 11th February 2021
Kayla Solomon and Laurie MacDougall discuss the differences between CRAFT and Alanon/Naranon, providing guidance for families dealing with addiction.
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Get the buttons here!Choosing the Right Path: CRAFT vs. Alanon/Naranon for Families in Addiction Recovery
You get to make a choice based on your behavior.
When a loved one is battling addiction, families often feel lost and unsure of how to help. This episode of 'Coming Up for Air' brings in Kayla Solomon to join Laurie MacDougall in a deep dive into two popular support approaches: CRAFT and Alanon/Naranon. Ever wondered which method might suit your family's needs best? Here's your chance to find out.
Kayla and Laurie break down the core principles of each approach, making it easier for you to understand what they offer. CRAFT (Community Reinforcement and Family Training) is all about positive reinforcement and open communication. It encourages family members to reflect on their own actions and build bridges with their loved ones. On the flip side, Alanon and Naranon focus more on providing a supportive space for family members to share their experiences and cope with the addict's behavior.
One key difference discussed is how CRAFT gives you tools to stay connected with your loved one, while Alanon/Naranon might suggest stepping back. The episode doesn't just stop at theory; it’s packed with practical advice on effective communication, setting boundaries, and self-care. Kayla and Laurie emphasize that families have the power to make choices based on their own behaviors, which can be incredibly empowering.
Whether you're new to these concepts or looking to deepen your understanding, this episode offers valuable insights to help you become a more effective ally for your loved one. Tune in and equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate these challenging waters.