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Listen "51. THEY ARE OUT OF TREATMENT ----- NOW WHAT?"
Episode Synopsis
Families often think treatment is the finish line.
It’s not—it’s the starting line for real recovery.
In this solo studio session, Sam Davis, Founder of Intervention On Call, outlines a clear framework for what families should do after treatment ends. Drawing from years in the field, Sam explains how sober living, accountability, and structure shape long-term outcomes—and how a family’s approach can make or break that process.
Key takeaways:
• Why sober living is a critical next step, not an optional one
• When financial support helps—and when it undermines growth
• How self-esteem is built through earning, not rescuing
• Why treating your loved one like an adult is essential for real progress
This episode reinforces our core belief at Intervention On Call: The more educated the family is about addiction, the easier it is to navigate the solution.
Sponsored by: Intervention On Call
Join our free live family support meetings: InterventionOnCall.com
It’s not—it’s the starting line for real recovery.
In this solo studio session, Sam Davis, Founder of Intervention On Call, outlines a clear framework for what families should do after treatment ends. Drawing from years in the field, Sam explains how sober living, accountability, and structure shape long-term outcomes—and how a family’s approach can make or break that process.
Key takeaways:
• Why sober living is a critical next step, not an optional one
• When financial support helps—and when it undermines growth
• How self-esteem is built through earning, not rescuing
• Why treating your loved one like an adult is essential for real progress
This episode reinforces our core belief at Intervention On Call: The more educated the family is about addiction, the easier it is to navigate the solution.
Sponsored by: Intervention On Call
Join our free live family support meetings: InterventionOnCall.com
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