Love Over Addiction Michelle Anderson

Whether your loved one suffers from addiction or not, having trust in your relationship is essential. Right? Because without it, you'll most likely start to feel frustrated or even stuck. But if you entered this relationship with any trust issues from your past, it's important to make your healing a priority. And you're not going to be able to do that if you're looking to your partner to help you feel better.
So, how do you start to build back trust? Is it even possible? Tune in to this week's episode, where I share some tips (and examples) that you can start to apply to your life right now.
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This classic episode previously aired in January 2021.

When your loved one who struggles with addiction has been in and out of rehab for 22 years, at what point do you say, 'enough is enough?' Because honestly, are they really EVER going to get healthy (especially when they can't be honest about their addiction)?
That's something a strong woman in our community shared recently and what her 'line in the sand' was for leaving her marriage.
Take some time to listen to this new podcast episode and how the work she's done on her healing (including unlearning 'learned' behavior) has also helped her kids regarding their dad's addiction.
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https://loveoveraddiction.com/five-rehabs/

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When you think about the relationship with your partner who struggles with addiction, have there been times you've questioned yourself about why you've stayed so long? And if so, what keeps pulling you back in even though it's not a healthy situation?
This is something a brave woman in our community shared with me recently that many people will most likely be able to relate to.
Tune in for this new podcast interview to hear how trauma bonds kept this woman from leaving an unhealthy relationship (and whether or not she's still with her partner).
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https://loveoveraddiction.com/trauma-bond/
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When you think of someone struggling with alcoholism (or any addiction), you probably feel that they must drink every day, right? But as you'll hear in this new podcast interview, that's not necessarily always the case.
Tune in for this brave woman's story of how her Aboriginal roots and learned childhood behaviors impacted her life later on (particularly with relationships), as well as why someone who doesn't drink every day can still be an alcoholic.
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https://loveoveraddiction.com/alcoholic-drink-every-day/ 
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Loving someone with addiction can sometimes make you feel like you're spinning out of control, can't it? One moment you're feeling joy and hope, only to have it turn to fear and anger pretty quickly. And listen, you’re not alone. We've been there and completely understand.
But the good news is that you can make it feel less and less like a roller coaster ride when dealing with your loved one.
Tune in to this week's episode to hear how to stop spiraling, as well as to make sure you're moving forward in your own recovery.
 
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https://loveoveraddiction.com/roller-coaster/ 
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This classic episode originally aired in August 2020