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?? Breaking the Codependency Cycle Starts with Boundaries When a loved one struggles with addiction, it’s easy for families to become over-involved—trying to fix, rescue, or control the situation. But without healthy boundaries, codependency takes hold, leading to burnout, resentment, and emotional exhaustion. ? Lack of Boundaries + Over-Control = Stress & Burnout ? Healthy Boundaries + Self-Care = Stronger Family Relationships Setting boundaries isn’t about abandoning your loved one—it’s about creating space for real healing (for them AND you). It allows everyone involved to focus on their own well-being and personal growth. ?? Families need healing too. If you’re ready to break the cycle and find support, JA Recovery is here to help. #HealthyBoundaries #FamilyHealing #BreakTheCycle #CodependencyRecovery #JARecovery

When one person in a family chooses recovery, the entire family dynamic shifts. Old patterns, expectations, and roles must adjust to support lasting change. ?? For the person in recovery, boundaries protect sobriety, reduce stress, and foster self-respect. ?? For family members, boundaries help break codependent cycles and encourage healthy support—not enabling. “Clear is kind. Unclear is unkind.” – Brené Brown In our latest blog, we explore how setting boundaries may feel uncomfortable, but are necessary for lasting recovery — for the entire family. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/gJ9mfreq #RecoveryJourney #HealthyBoundaries #FamilyHealing #JArecovery

Recovery isn’t all or nothing. It’s a process—one that looks different for everyone. ?? For some, it means total abstinence. For others, it’s exploring all the gray areas. It’s about reducing harm, rebalancing their relationship with substances, or making small but meaningful changes. What matters most is moving forward in a way that supports lasting well-being. ?? Recovery is not linear. Ups and downs happen, but progress is still progress. ?? A slip isn’t failure. Learning from setbacks keeps you on the path to healing. ?? Start where you are. When working toward abstinence, every step matters. If you or a loved one are exploring personal growth or recovery options, JA Recovery is here to support your journey—even in the gray area. #HarmReduction #RecoveryIsNotLinear #MeetingPeopleWhereTheyAre #RecoveryJourney #JARecovery

?? What We’re Reading: The Language of Letting Go If you’re navigating recovery—whether for yourself or a loved one—Melody Beattie’s *The Language of Letting Go* is a must-read. This daily meditation book offers insights on codependency, boundaries, and self-care, helping readers embrace healing and let go of control. ? Favorite takeaway: Letting go doesn’t mean giving up—it means trusting the process, setting boundaries, and focusing on what you can change. Have you read this one? Share your thoughts in the comments! ?? #WhatWereReading #HealingAndRecovery #LettingGo #CodependencySupport #JARecovery

?? Meet Erin Mooney: Recovery Coach & Interventionist Navigating recovery isn’t a solo journey—and that’s where Erin comes in. With years of experience in intervention, treatment navigation, and recovery coaching, Erin provides compassionate guidance tailored to each client’s needs. She believes that growth happens when support meets action—helping individuals and families set clear goals, establish boundaries, and build the mindset needed for lasting recovery. ? What working with Erin looks like: ? Personalized recovery coaching & accountability ? Family support & education to encourage healing for everyone ? Treatment navigation—helping clients find the right care ?? "Families often focus so much on their loved one getting sober that they forget they need all the family members need help." – Erin If you’re ready to explore your recovery journey, Erin is here to help. #MeetTheTeam #RecoverySupport #Intervention #HealingTogether #JARecovery

When a loved one needs treatment, families often wonder: Where do we start? What can we do? While you can’t make someone accept help, you can play a vital role in guiding them toward the right care and supporting their recovery journey. ?? Define your role – Decide what support you’re willing to provide and where you need to set boundaries. Will you research facilities, provide transportation, help navigate insurance, or offer sober housing after treatment? There’s no right or wrong—just clarity in expectations. ?? Share key information – Insights about substance use history, mental health, and family dynamics can help treatment professionals create the best care plan. ?? Engage with experts – Treatment Navigation professionals can help you identify the right program and level of care. ?? Get your own support – Groups like Al-Anon or working with a family case manager can help you navigate your experience of the process. Families don’t have to do this alone. JA Recovery provides expert guidance through Treatment Navigation & Consultation to help you make informed decisions and move forward with confidence. ?? Need help finding the right treatment? Let’s talk. #FamilyHealing #TreatmentNavigation #SupportInRecovery #RecoveryJourney #JARecovery

?? What is Recovery Coaching? Recovery coaching is a collaborative partnership that empowers you to navigate your unique recovery journey. At JA Recovery, our coaches provide personalized support, helping you set meaningful goals, build accountability, and create lasting change. We meet you exactly where you are, offering guidance through weekly in-person meetings and ongoing communication via text and phone — to help you overcome obstacles like triggers, fears, relationship issues, and professional challenges ?? Take the next step in your recovery journey and schedule a call at jarecovery.org/services

?? Client Progress “She finally accepted her family’s loving gift of treatment.” It took nearly three months, but our client finally accepted her family's loving gift of treatment. It has been a journey filled with ups and downs – moments of hope intertwined with frustration and fear. Watching a loved one struggle with addiction can be incredibly challenging. The process of acknowledging the need for help, setting firm boundaries, and ultimately guiding their loved one towards treatment required unwavering faith, consistent support, and a delicate balance of love and firmness. Our client has now been engaged in treatment for two weeks and is starting to see how powerful this disease is; and what it takes to recover. Just as importantly, so does her family! As our founder, John, often says, intervention isn’t a one-time event—it’s an ongoing process. Keeping the door open for conversations and support makes all the difference. ?? Don’t walk out before the miracle happens. Learn more about intervention and family support at JARecovery.org. #ClientProgress #InterventionWorks #FamilySupport #RecoveryJourney #JARecovery

?? The Family Role in ... Intervention Families play a critical part in helping their loved ones take the first steps toward recovery. Effective interventions aren’t about surprises—they’re about open conversations, setting boundaries, and offering support rooted in love and honesty. At JA Recovery, we guide families through the intervention process, helping them create a pathway for meaningful change and healing. ?? ?? Learn more about how we support families by scheduling a call today. #FamilySupport #InterventionMatters #HealingTogether #RecoveryJourney #JARecovery

?? What to Expect with JA Recovery Recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all—it’s a journey, and we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Here’s how it works: ?? Assessment: We’ll get to know you and your unique needs. ?? Personalized Plan: Together, we’ll create a tailored approach to your recovery. ?? Recovery Tools: Build a strong foundation with resources, strategies, and support. ?? Ongoing Support: Stay connected and accountable as you grow. At JA Recovery, it’s all about YOU. From the first step to lifelong wellness, we’re in this together. ?? Ready to take the next step? Visit JARecovery.org #RecoveryJourney #PersonalizedCare #RecoverySupport #JARecovery