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10 Things To-Do to Stop Enabling

  • Matthew Koenig
  • Mar 26, 2018
  • 2 min read

If you are in recovery, or have a family member in recovery than this will make sense. Unfortunately, most of us learned the hard way and were not given the playbook. Since addiction is a family sport, everyone gets to play (and get harmed). We work so hard to fix our loved ones and usually go to any length to do what we feel is right and it turns out to be 100% the opposite.

Take the list below and turn it upside down and you will find what most families without any experience do (what they think) will help they're family member.

Follow these keys and the recovery process will speed up. This is the love that they need and can definitely save their life. If you have any questions, head to an Al-Anon meeting and they can walk you through it.

Family Enabling in Addiction

10 Tips to Stop Enabling the Addict

  • Do not lie for the addict.

  • Do not make excuses for the addict.

  • Do not loan them money.

  • Do not be their alarm clock.

  • Do not bail them out of jail.

  • Do not remain in arguments.

  • Do not pay their bills.

  • Do not clean up their mess or destruction.

  • Do not be afraid to obtain a restraining order

Safe Haven Recovery is a boutique Florida Treatment Center located in Miami, FL. We specialize in Suboxone Maintenance & Detox, along with, Couples Treatment. Call us today at 866-447-4650.

About the Author

Matthew Koenig is a freelance writer and principal of Last Call Marketing which devotes their efforts to Digital Marketing, SEO and Social Engagement. Concentrated in addiction recovery, Mr. Koenig is based out of South Florida. His sober date is June 10, 2013.

 
 
 

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