

Navigating Dysfunction: Robert Subby’s Family Rules from “Lost in the Shuffle”
In his influential book, Lost in the Shuffle (1987), Robert Subby explores the hidden rules that govern families affected by addiction, mental illness, and unresolved
In his influential book, Lost in the Shuffle (1987), Robert Subby explores the hidden rules that govern families affected by addiction, mental illness, and unresolved
Family systems theory, a cornerstone of systemic family therapy, emphasizes the interconnectedness of family members and the impact of these relationships on individual behavior and
What does it mean to be the eldest daughter, the youngest son, or the “middle child” of a family? These are terms that we often
Intergenerational subjugation refers to the persistent oppression and marginalization experienced by certain communities across multiple generations. This enduring cycle of disadvantage profoundly affects mental health
Families affected by mental health challenges and substance use disorders (SUDs) often develop distinct patterns of interaction, communication, and roles to adapt to ongoing stress
During the winter holidays, many people get together with their families to enjoy festivities and share warmth and light during the darker winter months. In
The term neurodivergent has seen increasing use in popular culture and on social media in recent years. This word is meant as a term that
Thanksgiving is a time of year that invites reflection, gratitude, and togetherness. As families gather around the dinner table, there is an opportunity to deepen
Supporting the people we love isn’t always easy and can be distressing, confusing, and overwhelming at times. Despite the challenges, supporting someone you care for
“Grief is the price we pay for love.” ~ Queen Elizabeth II Family members of those suffering with a Substance Use Disorder (SUD) may not
When a loved one takes their own life. The suicide of a close family member is a traumatic event that can have lasting effects on
Different Approaches to Effective Recovery “Treatment does not need to be voluntary to be effective. Sanctions or enticements from family, employment settings, and/or the criminal
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