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Read more about the article Ep 70: Recovery Basics for Family Members
MARR's Lead Family Counselor, Kaitlin Byrne, explains what makes addiction a family disease and also goes over the basics of family recovery.

Ep 70: Recovery Basics for Family Members

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Kaitlin Byrne is the Lead Family Counselor at our Men’s Recovery Center. Her job is to work specifically with the family members of our clients to help them recognize how…

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Read more about the article Loving Others Well Means Taking Care of Ourselves
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Around Valentine's Day, we often think about the people in our lives that we love and how we can express that love to them. We wanted to take a moment…

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Read more about the article Ep 69: Making Meth for the Hell’s Angels
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Penelope’s drinking and drug use began in high school and ramped in her young adulthood. During the 1960s, she traveled around and participated in events like Woodstock and became addicted…

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New Freedom, New Happiness, New Year

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January is synonymous with heartfelt resolutions. We tell ourselves about how this year “everything is going to be different.”   Unfortunately, for many of us, by the time February rolls around…

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Read more about the article Ep 68: My Family’s Boundaries Got Me Into Treatment
Ep 69: My Family's Boundaries Got Me Into Treatment

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Herschel was stuck in a rut, but he didn’t know he was an alcoholic. He just thought he was binge drinking a few nights a week. Whenever he ended up…

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Read more about the article Ep 67: Everything at MARR Was Practice for Life After
Ep 68: Everything at MARR Prepared Me for Life After

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Tad was well-known in the Atlanta community as a successful real estate developer. Then he was arrested for a DUI and made the news. In treatment, he learned that his…

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Recovery During the Holidays

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For many of us, the holiday season brings with it a sense of hope. This time of year often gives us much-needed time away from our hectic work lives. It…

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Read more about the article Ep 66: The Shame I Couldn’t Talk About
The Shame I Couldn't Talk About

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Anna K., an anesthesiologist with over 20 years of sobriety, vividly describes an unforgettable night when she gave herself a combination of the narcotics she would administer to patients. This…

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Read more about the article Ep 65: What a Non-Addict Learned from People in Recovery
Ep 65: What a Non-Addict Can Learn from People in Recovery

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When you are entrusting yourself or your loved ones into the care of a counseling staff, you want to know what those counselors are like, what they care about, and…

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Read more about the article Ep 64: How I Learned to Stop Enabling and Start Helping
Ep 64: How I Learned to Stop Enabling and Start Helping

Ep 64: How I Learned to Stop Enabling and Start Helping

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Between her former husband, her brother, and her sister-in-law, Melissa had been surrounded by people in active addiction for years. She was loaning money, bailing people out of jail, and…

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Ep 63: The Doctor Who Wanted to Die

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"That's when I found God." This is how Christopher recalls what it felt like to take hydrocodone for the first time.  But before long, his addiction took a brutal hold…

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Read more about the article Ep 62: I Had an Opiate Addiction, but I Thought I Could Drink
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Ep 62: I Had an Opiate Addiction, but I Thought I Could Drink

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Despite a significant opiate addiction, Eric was making good money and eventually was even offered a position as vice president at his company. Initially, he had thought drugs were just…

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