Alcohol & Drug Treatment – Dysfunctional Family Roles; Family Memebers Adaptation for Survival

Published August 21, 2012

Alcohol & Drug Treatment – Dysfunctional Family Roles; Family Memebers Adaptation for Survival – As we learned in the lesson 4, chemical dependence or substance addiction is a family disease. Family members learn to adapt by assuming roles and characterizations that help them deal with the dysfunction in the family system in order to survive emotionally and live with the dysfunction. Debbie Hill takes this opportunity to describe these roles and provide life changing recovery tasks for each of the four major dysfunctional family roles.

Gateway Foundation to Offer Free Training in Honor of National Recovery Month

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21, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — In recognition of National Recovery Month in September, Gateway Foundation Alcohol & Drug Treatment is offering the professional community complimentary CEU workshops to enhance knowledge in order to better …
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Minnesota: Carlton County attorney returns to work after alcohol treatment

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Carlton County Attorney Thom Pertler returned to work in his office Monday after receiving treatment at Hazelden alcohol and drug addiction treatment center in Center City, Minn. A spokeswoman in Pertler's office said Pertler wasn't available for …
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