Do you often find yourself panicked, not being able to control racing thoughts when your loved one is away from you during active addiction, fearful he/she may die?

Do you find yourself missing more and more time from work due to your loved one’s active addiction or not having the ability to focus when you are at work?

Do you find yourself feeling guilty for your loved one’s addiction or mental health conditions, thinking things like “had I not gotten divorced” or “had I not worked so much” or “had I done this differently” your loved one may not be struggling with these diseases?

Do you find yourself crying two or more times per week over your loved one’s addiction?

Do you feel frequent anger or resentment towards your loved one for what he/she has put your family through?

Do you find yourself giving in to your loved one, knowing you shouldn’t be by; giving them money, letting them live under your roof while actively using, allowing their significant other to live under your roof while actively using just to keep him/her close to your side for protection?

Has your physical health declined as your loved one’s addiction and/or mental health diseases progressed?

Do you feel helpless, hopeless, depressed, or confused? 

Do you feel like it is a struggle to get out of bed most days to carry on a functional life?

Do you feel like none of your family or friends understands what you’re going through and, therefore; don’t feel comfortable discussing your pain with them?

Do you sometimes feel like giving up on life due to the stress your loved one’s addiction and/or mental health has caused you?

Are you willing to learn valuable tools to help get your loved one back to normal?