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How to support someone in recovery: what helps, what hurts, and what to say
You don’t need a counseling degree to be good for someone’s recovery. You need steadiness, honest words and a few habits that make home feel safe. Here’s where to start.
Setting boundaries with an addicted loved one: scripts, examples and the line between help and enabling
Boundaries aren’t ultimatums or punishments. They’re clear statements about what you will and won’t do. Here are real scripts, examples, and how CRAFT can help.
When someone you love comes home from treatment
Families carry a lot, often quietly. A few honest things that help in the first months — and why you deserve support too.
How to rebuild trust after addiction: with your partner, family and work
Trust breaks in a pattern and comes back the same way: one kept promise at a time. A practical guide to repairing relationships at home and at work without groveling or rushing.
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How to use Narcan (naloxone): a step-by-step guide to reversing an opioid overdose
Naloxone nasal spray is sold over the counter, it’s simple to use, and it can save a life in minutes. Here’s how to recognize an overdose and exactly what to do.
How to choose a rehab: the questions to ask, the credentials to check and the red flags to walk away from
Choosing addiction treatment often happens in a crisis, which is exactly when bad actors find people. Here’s how to vet a program calmly, check credentials and spot the scams.
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