Don't wait until your addicted loved-one is ready for rehab. Take time now to research the differences, so when the moment arrives you're ready. Time is crucial. When your ALO is ready for rehab, you must move quickly.

BOOK Study on: Don’t let your kids kill you, by Charles Rubin. Shows parents how to reclaim their power, balance, happiness and lives.

How do we encourage our child when they are making poor choices and resisting change? Never give up. Believing is powerful!

Our addicted loved-ones make it difficult for us not to be angry. Here are a few ways we can show empathy and find compassion for them and ourselves.

Relapse is often inevitable. There are tools you can use and suggestions in this podcast to help you think about a plan after rehab.

Five strategies that will help you find joy instead of worry and sadness.

HOPE is a support group for Parents of Addicted Loved-Ones

What should you do if your loved-one ends up in jail? Do you help them? Do you ignore them? What’s the right answer? What are the repercussions?

It’s so easy to become victims of panic anger and worry, but these things are not God’s way.

Perhaps the most important thing that we can do as parents of an addict is to let him or her go. These principles help us understand that God is in control.