Friends of an Addict

When a close friend struggles with addiction, your relationship can start to feel unfamiliar or unbalanced. You might want to stay supportive of them and continue to show up when they need you, while also feeling hurt, confused, or pushed away. Over time, it can become really difficult to know how much to give without losing yourself in the process. 

But friendship doesn’t come with clear rules for navigating addiction. That’s why learning how to offer support, while also protecting your own emotional well-being, is an important part of staying grounded and keeping yourself safe. Understanding these challenges can help you decide how to show up in ways that feel healthy and honest. 

We’re here to offer resources and support, whenever you’re ready to explore them. 

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