Coming Up for Air — Families Speak to Families about Addiction
Kids & Family:Parenting
Sometimes, people say the person with substance use disorder "has to want" recovery before it will happen. Others even say they must want it more than their family members or allies. In truth, people are often ambivalent; the process is often subtle. It's up to us to provide options, be open to their process, and discover our part, changing our own behavior rather than trying to change theirs.
What Is Chronic Disappointment, and How Do You Avoid It?
Did My Comment Make Him Drink?
How Do You Acknowledge Use Without Accusation?
CRAFT, Al-Anon, and Intervention: What's the Difference?
How Do You Move from Crisis Management to Change Over Time?
Let's Talk About Treatment
Allies in Recovery: A Community
How Do You Negotiate When Your Loved One Is Coming Home?
Interview with Linda Aber, Part 2
Interview with Linda Aber, Part 1
How Does CRAFT Work at a Distance?
What Are Natural Consequences? More on Modules 5 and 6
What Do “Using" and "Not Using” Really Mean?
How Laurie and Kayla Became Part of AIR
Handling Confrontation the CRAFT Way
Shall We Dance?
What About Family Members' Trauma?
Watching Families Progress
Collaboration vs. Ultimatum
Denial? Or Ambivalence?
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