Some people experience addiction in a way that is obvious to all those around them. They may be visibly intoxicated on a regular basis and suffer extreme life consequences as a result. Others, however, can…
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Many people with alcohol use disorder don’t know, or don’t want to know, how their drinking affects others. Addiction doesn’t only affect you, but your family and friends too. One of the most common reasons…
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Family members undergo a lot when a loved one is in recovery. In many cases, the family dynamic can be altered in ways that stress interactions between family members and push boundaries. In many instances,…
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“Addiction is a family disease”. This is a common phrase that’s used by community members and recovery leaders alike, but what exactly does it mean? The reality is that addiction doesn’t just affect one person…
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A 2015 study published in the journal Frontiers of Criminal Justice explained that for those in addiction recovery, the support provided by friends and family are often what lead to greater motivation for healing and…
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When we’re on the outside looking in, it’s incredibly hard to understand why someone we love wouldn’t want to seek help for themselves. Why would they purposefully want to ruin their life? Why would they…
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Nearly 30 million Americans suffer from an eating disorder. People with eating disorders are more likely to die from their disorder. It is necessary to learn about the types of therapies available to know how…
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Alcoholism is a family disease. It can have a devastating effect on each member individually as well as the family as a whole. It is particularly difficult for the immediate alcoholic family member living in…
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