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STOP - Things you MUST know before trying to help someone with an addiction
STOP - Things you MUST know before trying to help someone with an addiction
STOP - Things you MUST know before trying to help someone with an addiction
Tuesday 2nd November 2021
Tune into Friends In Recovery for Glenn Rader's essential tips on supporting someone with addiction. Learn about the importance of external help and recovery relationships.
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Get the buttons here!Crucial Tips for Supporting a Loved One with Addiction
The single biggest mistake that we see people make is assuming that they have the skills to help the person, meaning that loving them, being loving kind, resourceful, smart.
Imagine being in a situation where you desperately want to help someone struggling with addiction but have no idea where to start. In this episode of 'Friends In Recovery', Glenn Rader shares vital advice on how to effectively support someone battling addiction. Glenn, an author and expert in addiction recovery, offers a wealth of knowledge that can make a real difference. His book, 'STOP', is a go-to resource at many treatment centers.
Glenn emphasizes that the biggest mistake people often make is thinking they can handle the situation alone. He underscores the importance of seeking external support, whether it's through professional intervention or family counseling. This episode isn't just about what to do; it's about how to build meaningful recovery relationships with those in need. Glenn advises having open conversations rather than confrontational interventions, fostering a supportive environment for recovery.
The discussion also touches on the role of Alcoholics Anonymous and modern cognitive behavioral therapy in the recovery process. These tools can be incredibly beneficial for anyone trying to navigate the complex journey of addiction recovery. Whether you're directly affected or supporting someone who is, this episode offers practical guidance and heartfelt insights that can help pave the way to a healthier life. Join the 'Friends In Recovery' community for more episodes filled with valuable advice and shared experiences.
It's not just a podcast; it's a supportive network where everyone is working towards the common goal of sobriety.