Why Taking an Intensive Retreat Can Help Families in SUD Recovery
#FamilyGoals: Make Healing Your Family Relationships a Priority
Why healing is an important step in family recovery
Blood is thicker than water. In most cases,
Evidence-Based Practices Make All the Difference in the BALM Family Recovery Program
How Evidence-Based Practices Let You Achieve Lasting Family Recovery
There are certain practices and teachings which are
5 Benefits of Having a Grief Recovery Support Group
Why being part of a recovery group is key to your journey
The grief that comes from
Let’s talk about feelings
One of the most challenging things for a family member when first practicing BALM happens as they
Treatment On Demand! Stem the tide of death by overdose!
Everyday, addicts are dying.
Yet there are treatment centers with long waiting lists all over the country
A Question for Family Members: Are You Channeling Anger or Channeling Love?
This week, as we explore the third BALM® principle, “It is important to Let Go without Giving
My husband has locked himself in a hotel room. Do I check up on him or leave him there to hit bottom without checking on him?
There are those who say, “Leave him there. He has to hit his bottom.”
Others would say,
“All of my friends’ kids/spouses are successful, mine is struggling. What do I say to them?”
Sharing the good news of what is happening with one’s kids is something that starts when they
Decision Making 101: Life in a Family Affected by Addiction and Recovery
Day in and day out family members make decisions. They make decisions about their lives and their