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Avoid accusations, threats, self-pity, bringing up old resentments, etc.
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by C. Scott McMillin | Jan 30, 2020 | Addiction Clinicians, Families | 0 |
Avoid accusations, threats, self-pity, bringing up old resentments, etc.
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by C. Scott McMillin | Oct 23, 2012 | Families, PDF Articles | 0 |
All successful negotiations depend on two outcomes, whether you’re dealing with your 15 year old, or mediating a border dispute in the Middle East.
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Explain your situation and make a request: You want your nephew’s name placed on the admissions list for a date beyond the current waiting list.
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Five short snapshots on key intervention concepts. You CAN help motivate someone towards recovery.
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The family had good representation from important people in the alcoholic’s life, and there was professional help, but that’s not leverage.
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Once someone with alcoholism acknowledges the need for professional help, even insincerely, the biggest obstacle is gone.
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