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FAMILY HELP
Addiction Intervention: Providing Hope for Families of Addicted Loved Ones
The article outlines steps for preparing an intervention, including assembling a support team, writing impact statements, and setting a neutral location. It explains what to expect during and after the intervention, noting that interventions are successful 85-90% of the time when boundaries are maintained. For families, an intervention marks a proactive step toward recovery and hope for positive change, even if immediate acceptance of help isn’t achieved.
When an Adolescent must Help an Addicted Parent
“It’s a wild world” as the Cat Stevens song goes, and that couldn’t be truer now. We are living in the second decade of the 21st-century, a time period of technological advancement and big, international change. But this has not all been changes for the good.
Drug Abuse and the Family Unit
When we have to confront the relatively unpleasant issues that abound from drug and alcohol abuse, we have to also discuss the more unpleasant sides to this coin, like how drug abuse affects the entire family unit.
Home For The Holidays. Really Home!
How much happier would this season be, if you could have your loved one drug-free and home for the holidays? Really Home. Narconon can provide you with that gift. During the drug-free withdrawal , a personal withdrawal specialist is on hand to assist your loved one through the process.