Allies in Recovery
Allies in Recovery
CLASSICS REVISITED: CRAFT as the Beginning of Treatment
CLASSICS REVISITED: CRAFT as the Beginning of Treatment
CLASSICS REVISITED: CRAFT as the Beginning of Treatment
Saturday 14th February 2026
Explore how CRAFT serves as a vital tool in addiction recovery, focusing on connection, curiosity, and modelling change.
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Episode Overview
- CRAFT focuses on connection, curiosity, and change.
- Families should act as case managers for treatment plans.
- Reframing challenges can foster positivity.
- Maintain healthy boundaries with loved ones.
- Positive reinforcement encourages recovery.
"CRAFT is treatment. The beginning of treatment."
What secrets to maintaining sobriety can be uncovered? This episode of "Coming Up for Air" dives into the vital role that Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) plays in the early stages of addiction treatment. Hosted by Dominique Simone Levine and Kayla Solomon, this episode revisits the timeless techniques of CRAFT, focusing on connection, curiosity, and change.
Kayla, a seasoned clinician, shares her insights on how families can effectively manage the complex dynamics of addiction without confronting or judging their loved ones. The conversation underscores the importance of families acting as case managers, equipping themselves with knowledge about treatment options while maintaining a supportive environment. Listeners will gain valuable advice on fostering genuine connections and reframing challenging situations to find hope and positivity.
The episode doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of treatment accessibility during the pandemic but offers practical steps families can take to support their loved ones in meaningful ways. The discussion is rich with personal anecdotes and professional wisdom, making it both engaging and informative. Whether you're dealing with a chatty loved one or someone who's shut down, the hosts provide strategies to maintain healthy boundaries and encourage open communication.
By focusing on subtle behavioural shifts and positive reinforcement, families can create a nurturing space that encourages recovery. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to support a loved one through the early stages of addiction recovery. How can you become the glue that holds the treatment plan together for your loved one?