Recognising your attachment style enables you to cultivate healthy relationships and address any underlying issues that may arise from your early attachment experiences, such as substance abuse and other addictive tendencies.
Supporting a loved one in recovery can be challenging, to say the least. But it’s also highly rewarding. It takes understanding, patience, and a lot of willingness to learn about the complexities of addiction and recovery.
Recognizing the warning signs of relapse is vital for staying on the path to recovery. Addiction recovery is not simply about avoiding the pitfalls; it’s more about creating a lifestyle that supports wellness and resilience.
In their efforts to maintain stability or manage stress, many family members adopt dysfunctional and co-dependent coping mechanisms and behavioural patterns, which can exacerbate the situation.
An individual who feels powerless may believe they are unable to stop or change their addictive behaviours or patterns even though they have made many genuine attempts to do so.
This sense of inadequacy can fuel the cycle of addiction by undermining an individual’s sense of self, confidence and motivation for change and recovery.
I want to share my experiences with triggers and the valuable lessons I have learned along the way. My goal is to help you understand that you, too, can navigate the maze of triggers on your journey to sobriety.
At Camino Recovery, our residential treatment specialises in trauma and addiction recovery. We offer therapy, counselling and support groups to provide valuable tools and strategies not only for the individuals affects, but also for the families and other loved ones affected by their addiction.
At Camino Recovery we have chosen to provide a non-smoking recovery experience for a number of reasons. While we appreciate that this approach might not suit everyone, we have seen firsthand how a smoke-free, holistic environment can produce a positive effect on treatment outcomes and result in lasting change.
When we think about drug addiction, the first place our minds often go to is illegal substances such as heroin, cocaine or ecstasy. However, another