Davud
Davud
What is the best way for someone who hasn't misused substances to support an addict?
What is the best way for someone who hasn't misused substances to support an addict?
What is the best way for someone who hasn't misused substances to support an addict?
Monday 2nd November 2020
Learn how to support an addict with practical tips from Davud Grošić on 'Addiction Secrets and Mindset Hacks'. Focus on goals and non-judgmental communication.
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
Creative Recovery Journeys
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Get the buttons here!Supporting an Addict: Tips and Mindset Hacks with Davud Grošić
If you want to give a person the most beautiful gift, give them a question, a beautiful question.
Ever wondered how you can truly support someone struggling with addiction, even if you've never misused substances yourself? In this episode of 'Addiction Secrets and Mindset Hacks', Davud Grošić dives deep into practical strategies to help you do just that. As a stay-at-home dad and seasoned addiction coach, Davud shares his unique perspective on how to foster a supportive environment for those battling addiction.
He emphasizes the importance of focusing on the person's goals and dreams rather than their addiction itself. By opening up meaningful conversations about what they want in life, you can help them find the motivation to overcome destructive behaviors. Davud's approach is all about non-judgmental communication and asking thoughtful questions that encourage self-reflection. These mindset hacks aren't just for those struggling with addiction; they're valuable tools for anyone looking to inspire positive change in others.
So, if you're eager to learn how to support an addict in a compassionate and effective way, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and discover how you can make a real difference in someone's journey to sobriety.