Category: Relationships
What Is the CRAFT Approach to Addiction?
When it comes to addiction treatment, each individual will go on a unique journey to recovery. And approaches such as the CRAFT (Community Reinforcement and Family Training) method can be extremely helpful, especially in the early stages of recovery. But CRAFT doesn’t just focus on the individual struggling with addiction. It focuses on the entire…
Read MoreHow to Help an Addict Without Enabling
When someone you care about struggles with addiction, finding the right way to support them can be challenging, and the line between helping and enabling can become blurred. If this is something you’re struggling with, you’re not alone. This article covers how to help someone with addiction without enabling their substance abuse. Addiction is a…
Read MoreCan AI Friendships Become Harmful?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has changed the very meaning of what’s possible, opening doors to new ideas and solutions we once could only dream of. It’s transforming various fields, enabling better decision-making, and creating innovative ways to tackle challenges. Interestingly, though, AI also offers a form of companionship. It can simulate friendships that feel surprisingly…
Read MoreTips For Dating in Recovery
Do you feel ready for a relationship? Are you looking for useful tips for dating in recovery? Recovery can be an extremely difficult time, both for the person in recovery and others around them. Personal relationships can provide vital support, but even existing relationships can pose their own challenges. Trying to start a new one…
Read MoreCan You Be Addicted to a Person?
When most people think of addiction, they probably picture dependency on substances such as alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs such as cocaine or heroin. Addiction to drugs is certainly a worryingly common and highly destructive form of addiction – but it is not the only one. Some behavioural addictions, such as addiction to gambling, overeating,…
Read MoreTips for Living with a Recovering Addict
You may feel responsible, you may feel disappointed, you may live in fear that the worst outcome will occur, and you may feel helpless through the attempt to promote recovery. All emotions are common, associated with the challenges of the addiction cycle, of the unexplainable and complex diagnosis of addiction, and of the stigmatisation of…
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