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Family & Children

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Adult children of alcoholics

September 28, 2020

Characteristics of Adult Children of Alcoholics

Inconsistent orders. Unreliable actions. Constant chaos. If you grew up in an alcoholic environment, you probably lived in continual fear, wondering what was happening around you. One minute your life seemed perfect, and at the seemingly smallest thing, it overturned into madness and … Read more about Characteristics of Adult Children of Alcoholics

Filed Under: Alcoholism, Family & Children

Road to recovery

September 7, 2020

The importance of family involvement in treatment

Those who experience a therapeutic family component to their care have a 65 per cent higher probability of getting, and more importantly, staying well. Recovering from something like anxiety, depression, traumaor addiction is no easy feat, and it requires an entire family to ensure long term … Read more about The importance of family involvement in treatment

Filed Under: Camino Recovery, Family & Children, Recovery

Emotional sobriety

February 28, 2020

What is Attachment Theory? Part One

"Tell me what it was like growing up." "Let's go back to your childhood."  "What was your relationship like with your parents?"  These questions come from psychologists and therapists around the world to the point where they can become annoyingly cliché.  Those sitting across from a … Read more about What is Attachment Theory? Part One

Filed Under: Family & Children, Process addictions

childhood trauma - Camino Recovery

February 20, 2020

How Childhood Trauma Affects Health Across a Lifetime

Simply put, childhood trauma is a risk factor for almost any health issue that may develop years down the road. From depression and anxiety to cardiovascular disease, cancer, and obesity, childhood trauma can not only be a direct cause of these physical and mental issues, but what’s worse, … Read more about How Childhood Trauma Affects Health Across a Lifetime

Filed Under: Family & Children, Trauma

codependency and love

January 30, 2020

How to Know if You’re Enabling an Addiction

by Renee W. As a recovering alcoholic who has been enabled by well-meaning family and friends, I have a strong stance on this issue. When I was drowning in my addiction, I manipulated my family and friends as all addicts do.   Some fell into the destructive cycle of enabling me … Read more about How to Know if You’re Enabling an Addiction

Filed Under: Addiction, Family & Children, Recovery stories

family spain camino recovery

January 10, 2019

Watching families heal

In 1955 Addiction was acknowledged by WHO (World Health Organization) as a disease. A year later the AMA (American Medical Association) went a step further and acknowledged it a family disease. Ask the many friends and families of addicts and alcoholics about this and they will concur….The … Read more about Watching families heal

Filed Under: Camino Recovery, Family & Children, Recovery

emotional school day

November 30, 2018

Why emotional resilience is a secret superpower

Recently I have been trying to help my 6-year-old son get through a difficult time in school. It’s his first year in school (after kindergarten) and he been adjusting to many changes. Mostly he takes it in his stride but one of his teachers is very strict, loud and in his words, “scary”. Twice … Read more about Why emotional resilience is a secret superpower

Filed Under: Family & Children, Recovery

connecting with people Camino Recovery Spain

October 16, 2018

Top 10 Signs of Codependency in Relationships

Codependence is a psychological term that describes an unhealthy or self defeating behaviour most commonly prevalent in family and friendships. The Wikipedia definition is a type of dysfunctional helping relationship where one person supports or enables another person’s drug addiction, … Read more about Top 10 Signs of Codependency in Relationships

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