The Freedom Model
The Freedom Model
Practical Tips for Helping a Loved One Struggling with Addiction
Practical Tips for Helping a Loved One Struggling with Addiction
Practical Tips for Helping a Loved One Struggling with Addiction
Thursday 17th September 2020
Discover practical tips for helping a loved one with addiction from The Freedom Model. Learn how to stay calm, set boundaries, and encourage progress.
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Supporting a Loved One with Addiction: Real-World Tips from The Freedom Model
The first thing we have to do is eliminate as much panic as possible, because you can't make really good decisions when you're freaking out.
Ever felt lost on how to help someone you care about who's struggling with addiction? This episode of 'The Freedom Model for Addictions' might just be the guide you need. Hosts Mark Scheeren and Michelle Dunbar share their down-to-earth advice on supporting loved ones without falling into common traps. They kick things off by challenging the widespread belief that addiction is a disease, suggesting instead that it's a temporary issue that can be tackled head-on.
The episode is packed with practical tips, like staying calm and avoiding panic when addressing the problem. They emphasize the importance of creating clear boundaries and setting realistic expectations. The hosts also highlight the need for focusing on personal responsibility and self-care, both for you and the person you're trying to help. If you're looking for straightforward, actionable advice on how to support someone battling addiction, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in to learn how to foster progress and create a supportive environment without losing yourself in the process.