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Habits
drug addiction man looking up pills falling around him
Family, Habits, Love
If you found out your significant other had a drug or alcohol problem and talking with him or her didn’t help, how would you handle it?
October 6, 2017
  • I’d never have an issue with this in the first place
  • Ask friends and family to help intervene
  • I would seek professional help for him/her
  • I’d break off the relationship
  • I’m not sure
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Discovering that a significant other is grappling with addiction is a deeply emotional and challenging experience. Everyone’s situation is unique, and how one reacts is…
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