Moms For All Paths to Recovery (MAP)
Kathleen CochranA newsletter for parents whose family members or loved ones have experienced issues due to alcohol or drug use.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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You Can Come Back When You’re “Clean”
Few phrases are more common in addiction circles than some version of, “You can come back when you’re clean.”
Parents are often encouraged to say it. Treatment programs, support groups, friends, and family members may frame it as a necessa...
They Don’t Care
They Don’t Care: What if what looks like apathy is actually shame?
I hear this one all the time.
“They don’t care who they hurt.”“They don’t care about their kids.”“They don’t care about us.”“If they cared, they would stop.”
And I unders...
They’re Manipulative
I see this all the time in support groups.
“Just ignore them, they’re trying to manipulate you.”
It sounds protective.
But it shuts down curiosity, connection, and any chance of understanding what’s actually going on underneath.
Manipul...
Acronyms
AD
AS
My qualifier.
I understand where this comes from.
Sometimes it’s shorthand.
Sometimes it helps us find each other.
Sometimes it gives us a way to speak about something that feels too big, too complicated, or too painful to say o...
"Relapse"
It is a word that lands hard.
It can feel like everything just fell apart.
Like progress did not matter.
Like you are back at the beginning.
Like all the hope you were holding just slipped through your hands.
But what if that is not ac...
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