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Man encouraging his father to seek mental health and addiction treatment

How to Encourage a Loved One to Seek Mental Health Treatment (and Screen for Addiction) 

Blog, TreatmentBy Oceanfront RecoveryOctober 9, 2019

With the concern about a shift in a loved one’s personality, you may worry whether they need help to treat a behavioral health condition. It may be more common than you realize. It is hard to express those concerns to them constructively without their defenses getting put up. When encouraging a loved one to seek…

three happy women laying in the grass addicted to love

What Are Some Tips to Confront a Loved One About Addiction with Love?

Q&A, RecoveryBy Oceanfront RecoverySeptember 27, 2019

Loving someone does not disqualify them from hardship. Even more so, they are likely to experience hard times because they are not immune to the challenges of life, in spite of what may be a loving, caring, family. When someone is loved who deals with drug and alcohol addiction, they can struggle in spite of…

husband supporting wife with depression by sitting outside

If a Loved One Has Depression, How Can a Partner Support Them?

Mental Health, Q&ABy Oceanfront RecoveryAugust 14, 2019

Loving someone with depression is challenging, especially when you are unable to help them. It can be frustrating when your partner is not just depressed, but due to depression is irritable, angry, or withdrawn. There are many ways to support a loved one with the right time and patience. Patience Patience is a virtue, and never…

man laughing with his partner to support him through recovery

What Does it Mean to Support a Loved One Through Recovery?

Parent Resources, Q&ABy Oceanfront RecoveryMay 9, 2019

Helping a loved one through addiction, then recovery, is no easy feat. It may even feel like a mountain that is too high to climb at times. When looking for rehab, it is important to recognize the signs a person needs help and what will best support their journey. There are inpatient and outpatient programs,…

man smiling at learning how to avoid body shaming

How Do I Avoid Body Shaming?

Health and Wellness, Q&ABy Oceanfront RecoveryApril 19, 2019

Everyday it seems we are told how we should look, act, or think. It is a matter of culture that tells us all the time through marketing and other means how we should cultivate a certain lifestyle, dress a certain way, or work to hide ‘imperfections,’ without knowing who we are or what we need.…

man with head down at bar after drinking too much whiskey

The Fight Against Stress in Addiction Recovery Requires Support

Blog, Life in RecoveryBy Oceanfront RecoveryApril 11, 2019

Researchers have been looking at ways to fight stress in addiction recovery. One of the key elements to fighting back against stress is to get the right support. The study looked at the role of the brain’s stress system in alcoholism in regards to negative aspects of alcohol withdrawal. Find out what they discovered and…

woman posing with adult son encouraging their loved one to go to recovery

How Do I Encourage a Loved One to Go to Recovery?

Life in Recovery, Q&ABy Oceanfront RecoveryApril 2, 2019

Getting admitted to rehab is scary for most people. Many are afraid to think of being away from family and making a huge change in their life. Change is hard no matter what, but communicating how hard it makes it worse for some people. Loved ones don’t always want to listen to one another, especially…

Hidden Dangers and Relapse Triggers You May Not See Coming

Recovery, Relapse and RecoveryBy Oceanfront RecoveryOctober 26, 2017

Recovery can be a challenge with so many new ways to look at life from a sober lens. It requires your full attention and energy to get through. When one person devotes time to getting sober, recovery goes smoothly but not everyone will experience this. The whole thing can fall apart quickly if you become…

When Will Fear Stop Controlling My Life?

Mental Health, Q&ABy Oceanfront RecoveryOctober 24, 2017

Fear is an emotion every human being has but we are taught to fear the emotion of fear itself. Sometimes people teach others to stuff it down, pretend the feeling does not exist. That just leads to bigger problems. Tackling your fear and getting a grip on it is more than just acknowledging that it…

What Can the Family Do to Support a Loved One with Addiction?

Q&A, RecoveryBy Oceanfront RecoveryOctober 20, 2017

Millions of Americans struggle with addiction with family members falling right behind. When you experience addiction, your family comes along for the ride. It is important to have some guidelines when dealing with a loved one who has addiction because it is a difficult situation to cope with alone. Families can do a great deal…

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