Matt Finch and Chris Scott
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The Power Of Family For Addiction Recovery - Featuring Jeff Jones, LPC, CACIII, Founder Of The Family Recovery Solution (Ep. 170)
The Power Of Family For Addiction Recovery - Featuring Jeff Jones, LPC, CACIII, Founder Of The Family Recovery Solution (Ep. 170)
The Power Of Family For Addiction Recovery - Featuring Jeff Jones, LPC, CACIII, Founder Of The Family Recovery Solution (Ep. 170)
Tuesday 16th February 2021
Join Matt Finch and Jeff Jones as they explore how family support and healthy boundaries can aid addiction recovery on Elevation Recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Family Support in Addiction Recovery: Insights from Jeff Jones
I really like to help families, and you know the individual with addiction understand there's addiction and there's the personhood of my loved one or one's own individual personhood.
Picture this: you're trying to help a loved one battling addiction, but traditional tough love tactics just aren't cutting it. In this episode of Elevation Recovery, Matt Finch sits down with Jeff Jones, the founder of The Family Recovery Solution, to unpack how families can truly support their loved ones facing substance use disorders. Forget the harsh approaches; Jeff emphasizes the importance of healthy boundaries and understanding the person behind the addiction.
They delve into how trauma impacts not just the individual but the entire family unit, making a case for a holistic approach to recovery. You'll hear about the power of language, the benefits of natural amino acids, and why an updated version of the big book is long overdue. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone looking to support a loved one through addiction recovery.
It's not just about helping them get clean; it's about creating an environment where lifelong recovery is possible.