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How to Help a Loved One Recover

In this episode of The Well Aware Podcast, Dr. Lauren Grawert, Chief Medical Officer at Aware Recovery Care, engages in a profound conversation with Jason Coombs, author of Unhooked: How to Help an Addicted Loved One Recover and founder of Brick House Recovery. Jason opens up about his personal journey through addiction and recovery, offering invaluable insights into the complex challenges faced by individuals with substance use disorders and their families. Dr. Grawert and Jason explore the principles outlined in his book, sharing practical advice and strategies for supporting loved ones on their recovery journey. They discuss the pivotal role of family in the healing process, the emotional and psychological impact of addiction on relationships, and effective methods for building resilience and achieving long-term recovery. Join us for an enlightening and inspiring discussion that underscores the importance of empathy, support, and hope in overcoming addiction. 

How to Help a Loved One Recover

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