How to Be a Good Friend to Someone Recovering From Addiction
<p>Everyone knows a recovering addict. I know several. Some are friends and some are family members. I do my best to support all of them — to <em>be there for</em> <em>them</em> — but I’m always just winging it.</p>
<p>That’s why I wanted to speak with Travis Thompson.</p>
<p>Thompson is a licensed marriage and family therapist. He’s also an addiction specialist who’s spent most of the last decade working in Tennessee rehab clinics and mental health facilities. He’s helped hundreds of people — and their loved ones — grapple with severe alcoholism, drug abuse, and other substance use disorders.</p>
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