Matt Brown & Sam Davis
Matt Brown & Sam Davis
Why We Hate The Words: "Tough Love"
Why We Hate The Words: "Tough Love"
Why We Hate The Words: "Tough Love"
Wednesday 13th July 2022
Matt Brown and Sam Davis debunk 'tough love' in interventions, emphasizing healthy boundaries and offering practical advice on addiction recovery.
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking 'Tough Love': The Real Power of Setting Boundaries in Interventions
Healthy boundaries mean that we love somebody. What tough love sounds like, effectively and appropriately when setting that boundary is, buddy, we love you and we want to see you have the best that this world has to offer.
Ever felt uneasy about the term 'tough love' when it comes to addiction interventions? You're not alone. In this episode of 'The Party Wreckers', hosts Matt Brown and Sam Davis passionately discuss why they despise the phrase and what setting boundaries should really look like. They dive into the nitty-gritty of effective boundary-setting during interventions, revealing the only two criteria that truly matter.
Matt and Sam also explore how to balance love and boundaries, offering a fresh perspective on an often-misunderstood concept. They even touch on the pandemic's impact on addiction and mental health, highlighting how these challenging times have made setting healthy boundaries more crucial than ever. This episode is packed with practical advice and heartfelt discussions, making it a must-listen for anyone involved in the recovery journey.
Whether you're supporting a loved one or seeking to understand more about addiction interventions, you'll find valuable insights here. Join Matt and Sam as they challenge outdated notions and offer compassionate alternatives to 'tough love'.