When you watch a loved one take the first steps to recovery, there’s relief. But there’s also a massive sense of pressure - as much as you want to help, you also don’t want to say or do the wrong thing because you’re afraid of jeopardizing the recovery process. So what can you do?
In the latest episode of David’s Talk, host David Pavlus pulls no punches explaining how you can do a better job of supporting early recovery by stepping back and understanding your relationship with the addict. Whether it’s recognizing situations of codependency, or just taking the time to share your daily successes with people around you, early recovery is about your healing just as much as the addict’s.
Struggling with addiction in your family? Learn how Last Door’s Family Support Program can help you and your loved ones overcome addiction and heal together: lastdoor.org/a...
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About David Pavlus and Last Door Recovery Society
David Pavlus is the founder of Last Door, and a lifelong pioneer in the field of recovery. Having grappled with the throes of addiction himself and within his family, he understands the pain of addiction as both an addict and a loved one.
Guided by those experiences, he’s spent the past 35+ years growing Last Door into what's been called the “gold standard” for addiction recovery treatment; a place of support and healing that’s centered around empathy and community just as much as it is around therapy and recovery theory.
Connect with us at:
Website: lastdoor.org/
Email: info@lastdoor.org
Intake and help line: +1 855-572-8670
28 авг 2024
