Educating Families in Recovery Language with Kate Duffy - Episode 8

Educating Families in Recovery Language with Kate Duffy - Episode 8

Why Intervention Podcast

Kate Duffy, President of Tipping Point Recovery, is an inspirational facilitator and catalyst for change who has inspired growth for over twenty-five years. She became deeply passionate about changing the language of recovery after facing her own...

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42:5710 Oct 2019

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Finding the Right Words: Kate Duffy on Supporting Loved Ones in Recovery

Self-esteem comes from doing esteeming things.

How do you talk to someone struggling with addiction? In this episode of the 'Why Intervention Podcast', Kate Duffy, President of Tipping Point Recovery, dives into the transformative power of language in the recovery process. Drawing from over twenty-five years of experience and her personal journey with substance use, Kate shares practical advice for families who want to support their loved ones more effectively.

She emphasizes the importance of using compassionate and understanding language to break down resistance and foster a supportive environment. Kate also highlights the role of ongoing education and holistic approaches in aiding recovery. She discusses the impact of resources like the big book of Alcoholics Anonymous and how building self-esteem can be a game-changer for those in recovery.

Host Christopher Doyle joins Kate in exploring these themes, offering listeners valuable insights into setting boundaries, managing anger, and the benefits of professional interventionists. If you're looking to make a positive impact in your loved one's recovery journey, this episode is a must-listen.

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