Loving Someone Who’s Using and Not Knowing How to Help
March 1, 2026
Loving someone who is struggling with substance use can feel like standing in the middle of a storm with no map. One day you see the person you fell in
Loving someone who is struggling with substance use can feel like standing in the middle of a storm with no map. One day you see the person you fell in
Maybe you’re still functioning. Still working. Still showing up. Still telling yourself it’s manageable. But something has shifted. You think about using more than you used to. You plan around
Nobody talks enough about year three. Or year five. Or year eight—when you’re still sober, still showing up, still technically “doing well”… but something feels off. Not a craving exactly.
When your son or daughter is in crisis, everything feels urgent. The mood swings. The isolation. The drinking. The anger. The fear that you might get a phone call you’re
If you’re in your late teens or twenties and thinking about getting help for your drinking, it can feel like you accidentally skipped ahead in life. Like everyone else is
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