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Navigating Life With an Alcoholic Spouse: What To Do (And What NOT to Do)

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When your spouse is addicted to alcohol, your marriage—and your life—can feel out of control. So, what can you do to help your alcoholic spouse? And, what actions are unhelpful? At Creekside Recovery Center, we offer sober living programs to help those struggling with addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. Visit our admissions page today […]

How To Help An Alcoholic Parent

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Knowing how to deal with an alcoholic parent is vital to the health of your family. You can’t control their behaviors, but establishing healthy boundaries can keep you from burning out or overreacting. In addition, you can help them find treatment—when they are ready to accept help. Creekside Recovery Residences can help your alcoholic parent […]

7 Ways To Help Your Alcoholic Adult Son

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Knowing how to deal with an alcoholic son is a challenge for parents of adult children with an addiction. However, there are ways to help your son to put them on the path to recovery. Creekside Recovery Residences offers sober living programs for men in recovery from alcohol addiction. When your son is ready for […]

How to Legally Remove an Alcoholic From Your Home

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Alcohol addiction can bring several problems into a person’s home. The alcoholic could be putting others in danger or creating an unhealthy environment for children. While many people recover from alcohol addiction, some people refuse to get help or won’t get help until they face severe consequences. Whether a tenant or a family member, it […]

What to Do When an Alcoholic Relapses

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When an alcoholic relapses, family members, friends, and loved ones are often taken aback. They could feel confused—or even betrayed—as they’ve already seen their loved one doing well, and now they are back where they started before treatment. However, by understanding what relapses are and what to look for, there is hope to get an […]