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Busting Addiction and Its Myths

SafeHouse Rehab Thailand

  • Take this Co-dependency Quiz

Take this Co-dependency Quiz

Friday 17th July 2020

Understand addiction as a family disease and take a co-dependency quiz to see if you're affected. Listen now.
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Busting Addiction and Its Myths
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SafeHouse Rehab Thailand
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Understanding Co-dependency: A Family's Role in Addiction

Most, if not all, family members of an alcoholic or addict become dysfunctional when living with the disorder. That is why it is called a family disease.
Picture this: you're living with someone battling addiction, and it's not just their struggle—it's yours too. In this episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths', hosted by SafeHouse Rehab Thailand, the spotlight is on the often-overlooked concept of co-dependency. The episode, titled 'Take This Co-dependency Quiz', flips the script on the myth that addiction is solely the addict's burden. Instead, it reveals how addiction weaves its way into the entire family's fabric, making everyone involved a part of the struggle.
You'll find out how family members can become dysfunctional when living with an addict, often trying to control or fix the situation to their own detriment. The episode features a co-dependency quiz designed to help listeners identify whether they are entangled in this dynamic. The discussion extends to the liberating truth that healing starts within oneself, not by trying to change the addict. Al-Anon and other support groups are highlighted as crucial resources for those seeking solace and sanity.
If you're grappling with a loved one's addiction, this episode offers a beacon of hope and practical advice on breaking free from the cycle of co-dependency.