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Five Tips for Loving Someone Struggling With Addiction

For many dealing with an addiction, the effects of their behavior often don’t stop at their personal boundaries. Usually, the people that love them the most feel the side effects of their situation just as much, if not more, than the person in question. They think they can still save the person from these self-destructive behaviors and stay for longer than they would otherwise. Loving someone suffering from a crippling

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Breaking the Cycle of Addiction in Families

Every family has things that are passed down from generation to generation – whether it’s their quality of eyesight, a specific talent, or even a physical or mental health condition. But can something as complex as addiction trickle down from one generation to the next? Unfortunately, people are more likely to struggle with addiction if one of their close family members has it. Substance abuse is a cycle that can

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5 Things to Do If Your Spouse Is Hiding Alcohol

Finding alcohol hidden in your own home can be an unexpected, concerning, and upsetting experience. When you realize that someone you love has been hiding something from you, especially something that could be as severe as an addiction, you’re bound to feel overwhelmed and blindsided. While these emotions are natural and understandable, handling a delicate situation with respect and care is essential. So, what is the best way to approach

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How Does An Alcoholic Father Affect His Daughter?

The Impact That An Alcoholic Male May Have On His Child We all know that addiction hurts. It hurts the person dealing with the disease, and it hurts the people who care about the individual suffering from it. It can turn into a cycle; and the key to breaking it is recognizing when the cycle begins. Being in any kind of relationship with an alcoholic can be taxing. However, there

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