There is an abundance of information available. Taking the time to comprehend your loved one's disease and how it affects them benefits you and your loved one. It also aids you in recognizing when a loved one requires assistance and what treatment looks like.
When a loved one is struggling with addiction, it can cause a great deal of stress emotionally and physically on everyone. It is important to set boundaries around what you will and will not support and stick to them to ensure you do what is best for yourself and your loved one.
Prepare yourself and your loved one by ensuring you both have naloxone. This drug can reverse an opioid overdose and may save a life. You can learn more about naloxone, where to get it, how it works, and how to use it.
Access to mapping tools related to SUD treatment, such as residential treatment facilities, withdrawal resources, recovery residence options, and more.
