addiction support
Dependency recovery assistance
Addiction support refers to resources, programs, and communities that help people struggling with substance abuse or compulsive behaviors.
This includes treatment centers, counseling, peer groups like Alcoholics Anonymous, and crisis hotlines.
The term also covers emotional backing from friends and family: Her addiction support network kept her accountable during recovery.
Support may extend to practical help—housing, employment assistance, or medical care for those in recovery.
- helplinesPhone services offering support
- rock bottomLowest possible level
- twelve stepsStructured path from addiction
- workshopsGroup learning sessions
- empathySharing another's emotions
detoxification · mindfulness exercises · group therapy · peer counseling · mutual aid · rehabilitation centers · psychotherapy · journaling · shared experiences · safe space · sponsor · accountability partner · mentorship · compassion · one day at a time · recovery journey · advocacy groups · exercise routines
- Support Networkssocial workers, counselors, therapists, caregivers, mentors
- Buddhist servicedana, almsgiving, alms giving, alms, meditation aid
- social servicessocial workers, social work, social services, welfare office, case workers
- church ministryyouth ministry, church outreach, women's ministry, youth mentoring, children's ministry
- Jewish charitiesJewish charities, kosher meals, Holocaust survivors, Holocaust remembrance, burial society
- ministrypreaching, pastoral care, teaching, chaplaincy, youth ministry
addiction supportenabling
Making something feasible
codependency · rescuing · covering up · making excuses · denial
addiction supportabandonment
Act of leaving permanently
neglect · estrangement · cutting off · indifference · isolation
addiction supportdrug dealing
Selling illegal substances
supplying · peer pressure · drinking buddies · party culture · temptation
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