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Friendly House was founded in 1951 and was the first residential program for women recovering from substance and alcohol abuse. It is our mission to continue to provide an environment in which women can recover from the devastation of drug and alcohol addiction and progress toward healthy families and communities.
Friendly House Blog
6M ago
The post Guiding Light: Mothers Navigating the Maze of Addiction with Daughters appeared first on Los Angeles Women's Addiction Treatment - Friendly House ..read more
Friendly House Blog
6M ago
The post A Daughter’s Triumph: How Mothers Can Offer Support in Addiction appeared first on Los Angeles Women's Addiction Treatment - Friendly House ..read more
Friendly House Blog
6M ago
The post Breaking Barriers: Mothers Empowering Daughters in Recovery appeared first on Los Angeles Women's Addiction Treatment - Friendly House ..read more
Friendly House Blog
7M ago
The post From Struggle to Strength: Mothers and Daughters in Sobriety appeared first on Los Angeles Women's Addiction Treatment - Friendly House ..read more
Friendly House Blog
7M ago
The post United in Recovery: Mothers and Daughters Conquering Challenges appeared first on Los Angeles Women's Addiction Treatment - Friendly House ..read more
Friendly House Blog
7M ago
Addiction, also known as substance use disorder (SUD), is listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) as a chronic, relapsing brain disorder.
It is characterized by compulsively engaging in rewarding stimuli (e.g., drug seeking behaviors and use) despite harmful consequences. Addiction is a powerful and challenging adversary that can deeply affect both individuals and their families.
The journey to recovery is fraught with obstacles, but the bond between mothers and daughters can serve as a vital source of strength and resilience ..read more
Friendly House Blog
7M ago
In the journey of recovery, the bond between mothers and daughters can be a powerful source of strength and resilience.
This unique relationship, characterized by love, trust, and shared experiences, often becomes a beacon of hope in the darkest times.
Whether battling addiction, overcoming mental health challenges, or healing from past traumas, the support of a mother or daughter can make a significant difference in the recovery process.
Understanding the Importance of Support in Recovery
Recovery is a complex and multifaceted process that requires more than just professio ..read more
Friendly House Blog
7M ago
The Fourth of July can be an incredibly festive time for people in the United States. It is typically filled with picnics, fireworks, and many choose to surround themselves with family and friends.
For people in substance abuse and addiction recovery, there are many ways a person can enjoy him or herself during the Fourth of July while also remaining sober.
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Though the Fourth of July is typically viewed as a more joyful holiday, the reality is, that many holidays (including the Fourth of July) can bring up old memories and sometimes unexpected emotions can surface. Below are ..read more
Friendly House Blog
10M ago
The journey of addiction and recovery can be a harrowing experience for both mothers and daughters. Addiction not only affects the individual struggling with substance abuse but also takes a toll on their loved ones, especially mothers. In this article, we explore the power of empathy in action as mothers support and guide their daughters through the challenging path of addiction recovery.
Understanding the Impact: Addiction can have a profound impact on the entire family, particularly mothers. By understanding the nature of addiction and its effects on their daughters, mothers can approach t ..read more
Friendly House Blog
10M ago
The journey of addiction and recovery can be a tumultuous one, but for mothers and daughters navigating this path together, it can also be a transformative experience that strengthens their bond. In this article, we explore the unique challenges and opportunities that arise when mothers and daughters embark on the journey of recovery together. From healing past wounds to forging a new, sober relationship, the journey of recovery offers a chance for mothers and daughters to bond in ways they never thought possible.
Healing Past Wounds: Addiction can strain even the strongest of relationships ..read more