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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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Workbook on how to handle the problem of addiction in the home.

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Family Workbook | Addressing Addiction in the HomeWe are excited to announce the publication of a workbook for family members of people suffering from addiction: Addressing Addiction in the Home. This…

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Read more about the article Ep 42: The Whole Family Can Recover
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In this episode, we hear from two parents, Patti and Andrew A.,  who sent two of their sons to MARR at different times. They discuss how the addictions their sons…

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Read more about the article The Whirlpool of the Family Disease

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By Todd Valentine, LCSW The Disease of Addiction Addiction is a chronic, progressive, and deadly disease. It’s a disease that constantly demands more but is never satisfied. In seeking more…

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Read more about the article If Nothing Changes, Nothing Changes | Boundaries, Addiction, and Family Recovery

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Addiction is a family disease, and one of the most important steps to take in recovery is setting boundaries. Addiction is a disease of isolation.  It relentlessly crosses boundaries, threatens…

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Families are often surprised to discover the trauma they’ve experienced relating to their loved one’s substance abuse. At MARR, we have dedicated family counselors helping family members address their own…

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By Travis Ramsey It was a standard first call with parents until I began fielding their questions.  “How will Brad* get his clothes cleaned?  Who fixes his meals for him? …

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Read more about the article Ep 7: As Angry As I Was, It Still Worked
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Since before they were married up until the present, Kathe S. and Richard S. have stayed close to MARR regardless of what has been going on in their marriage. But…

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Ep 3: We’re All In Recovery From Something

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Michelle L. and Tony L. lost their daughter to the disease of addiction 14 years ago. In the time since then, they were introduced to the resources MARR provides to…

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By Patrice Alexander, MS, LPC At face value, the word detachment has a negative connotation and conveys a sense of loss. It is hard to imagine being “detached” or “separated”…

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