A member of our free online Facebook community recently posted the following comment: “I take care of my needs daily (physically—lots of self-care), but my mind is always going from worry to resentment. I have high functioning anxiety from childhood trauma. I take on...
The highest rate of relapse for someone in recovery from substance use disorder happens in the transition between treatment and home. And while relapse is a normal part of the recovery process, it is usually unexpected, devastating, and difficult for families to...
What’s the first thing that you do when someone you love gets diagnosed with a life-threatening illness? People in the family gather up all the information they possibly can and look for treatment options. And you communicate with each other about how to get on...
This is the cycle of addiction in action: Me: Where does your daughter live? Mom: With me and my husband. She’s 50 years old, her husband asked her to move out because she won’t stop drinking and he’s just had it. But all she does is stay in...
How to Stop Yourself from Spiraling The question I’m going to answer today is one I get a lot. First, let me say before I tell you the question, when families arrive at Tipping Point™ Recovery, they have had it. Families that show up here are at the end of their...
You Matter Hi, I’m Kate Duffy, CEO of Tipping Point™ Recovery, and today I wanna talk about a comment someone made on one of our posts. Your comments are so appreciated because I can respond back to you. And this is a Recovery Conversation™ and literally...
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