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Hosted by Amber Hollingsworth · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 170 episodes
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Master Addiction Counselor Amber Hollingsworth teaches you how to recover your loved one from addiction. You'll discover the secret to breaking through denial, finding your loved one's motivation, and helping them get their life back on track.New episodes are released every Thursday. For Additional Information and Resources visit our website: https://www.familyrecoveryacademy.online/
Amber Hollingsworth hosts Inside The Mind Of An Addict, a education show with 170 episodes published.
Are you the only one trying to save your relationship? It’s one of the most painful realizations you can have: feeling like you care more about the relationship than your partner does. You’re doing all the emotional labo
When you love someone struggling with addiction, one of the hardest questions is knowing when to help and when stepping in may actually keep them from facing the consequences of their choices. Should you pay their bills,
They’re Sorry… So Why Don’t They Change? Have you ever had someone apologize after drinking, using, lying, disappearing, embarrassing you, or breaking trust — and they seemed completely sincere? They cried. They promised
If you’ve been doing everything you can to help a loved one struggling with addiction but still feel stuck, exhausted, and frustrated that nothing is changing, this video is for you. Many families unknowingly get caught
You've had the same fight a hundred times. You've watched them at their best and seen them throw it all away. No matter what you do, the relationship always seems to end up back in the same painful place. In this episode
If you've ever found yourself having the same conversation, the same argument, or making the same promises over and over again, you're not alone. One of the most frustrating parts of loving someone with an addiction is f
Everyone tells you to set boundaries. What nobody talks about is how to know when those boundaries are no longer working and when you’ve reached the point where nothing is changing no matter how much love, patience, supp
In this episode, Amber breaks down two real Reddit stories from husbands who tried to talk to their wives about their drinking gently, carefully, and with good intentions, only to watch the conversations completely fall
Learn how to realistically look at your actual influence over your loved one. Discover why changing strategies might not be working and how you might be the reason. If you’ve been trying everything to help your loved one
Is it just a bad habit… or something more? Most people think of addiction as something extreme, something that only applies to drugs or alcohol at their worst. But what if the same clinical criteria used to define addict
Silence can feel like the safest option—but most of the time, it only protects the problem. When you hold back what needs to be said, nothing actually changes. In this episode, we talk about how staying quiet can uninten
If you’ve been setting “boundaries” that never seem to work, this episode will help you understand why. So many people supporting a loved one through addiction are told to set boundaries—but what most of us are actually
If you’ve been living in constant worry about a loved one struggling with addiction, this episode is for you. Anxiety and fear can slowly take over—impacting your thoughts, your decisions, and even your health—often with
Every time someone decides to drink, there’s a lie that makes it feel okay—and the scariest part is, it works. In this episode, Amber Hollingsworth dives into the internal dialogue that happens right before someone drink
There’s a kind of heartbreak that only families of addiction truly understand. It’s not just watching someone you love struggle—it’s living through the constant cycle of hope, fear, and disappointment that comes with it.
If you’ve ever tried to talk to someone about their drinking and hit a wall of “I don’t have a problem,” this episode will completely reframe how you see that response. Amber Hollingsworth breaks down the two very differ
Society often frames addiction as a simple issue of bad choices, weak character, or poor parenting. But those messages don’t just impact the person struggling with addiction. They also deeply affect the families who love
When someone you love is struggling with addiction, it’s easy to lose yourself trying to fix, manage, and prevent the chaos. Over time, the constant effort to keep everything together can quietly cost you your own peace.
Are you helping your loved one… or accidentally feeding the addiction? In this episode, we take a hard look at the ways family members “prop up” addiction — providing housing, covering for missed work, giving money, smoo
Why You Feel Confused After Talking to Someone in Addiction Have you ever walked away from a conversation with your addicted loved one feeling more confused than when you started? You replay the discussion in your head.
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Inside The Mind Of An Addict is hosted by Amber Hollingsworth. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 170 episodes.
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