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Signs Of Enabling & How To Fight Against It
Signs Of Enabling & How To Fight Against It
Signs Of Enabling & How To Fight Against It
Friday 15th December 2023
Katie and Chelsea of 'Hope After Addiction' discuss enabling in addiction, offering advice on setting boundaries and recognizing harmful behaviors.
24 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Enabling prolongs the addiction recovery process by cushioning the consequences of destructive behaviours
- Setting healthy boundaries and seeking guidance are crucial in breaking the cycle of enabling
- Prioritising personal and spiritual growth is essential for those supporting loved ones in addiction
- Overcoming codependency and focusing on self-care aids in detaching from enabling behaviours
- Recognising the impact of past experiences on present actions is key to breaking the pattern of rescuing and enabling
If an addict is happy with you, you are 100% enabling. If an addict is mad at you, you're doing the right thing.
Ever wondered if your efforts to help a loved one might be doing more harm than good? In this episode of 'Hope After Addiction', hosts Katie Comer and Chelsea McLeod tackle the delicate issue of enabling in addiction. With their trademark empathy and real-life experience, they explore how well-meaning actions can sometimes keep loved ones trapped in their addictive behaviors.
Katie and Chelsea share their personal journeys and practical advice on recognizing enabling behaviors, setting healthy boundaries, and finding the courage to make tough decisions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone struggling with the fine line between support and enabling. You'll walk away with actionable insights and a sense of solidarity, knowing you're not alone in this complex journey.