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Tough Love - for Dual Diagnosis
Tough Love - for a Dual Diagnosis Patient - It's the Only Real Kind of Love © Thomas Hawk
Treat the disease, not the symptoms. Dual diagnosis addicts use manipulation as a way to continue to drink or drug, and family can only influence change through tackling the real root of the problem, and by being tough...tough love Read Article
Co-Occurring Disorders December 07, 2007 (5)
Are You Enabling?
Are You Enabling? © LeoTM
Enabling refers to any behaviors on your part that make it easier for the addict or alcoholic to continue abusing without facing the true consequences of their drinking or drug usage. It's easy and natural to enable, and we do it because we care and want to protect our loved ones; but to really offer love and care, the best thing anyone can do is to stop all enabling behaviors, and let the addict face the consequences of their own behaviors. It's tough to do, but it's one of the best ways to help someone you love who abuses drugs or alcohol. Read Article
Living With An Addict September 05, 2007 (2)
Hope for Families of Dual Diagnosis Addicts
Hope for Families of Dual Diagnosis Addicts. Why Things Are Better Than They Seem! © Ashley Rose
Hope is vital. Without hope, family gives up and the dual diagnosis addict lose necessary and beneficial support. Learn why treatment works, and why you have to keep hope alive! Read Article
Co-Occurring Disorders December 14, 2007

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