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The Family Disease: Trea/ng the Family Members Impacted by a Loved Ones Substance Use Disorder Presented by Megan Keller, MS, MAADC II FIRST CALL Our Mission To reduce the impact of alcohol, drugs and other addic5ons by providing


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The Family Disease:

Trea/ng the Family Members Impacted by a Loved One’s Substance Use Disorder

Presented by Megan Keller, MS, MAADC II

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  • Our Mission

To reduce the impact of alcohol, drugs and other addic5ons by

providing quality services to individuals, families and the community.

  • Our Services

– Assessment & Referral – Family and Educa?on Services – Preven?on

  • Contact Us

– (816) 361-5900 – www.firstcallkc.org

FIRST CALL

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  • Addic?on is a:

– life-threatening, – primary (has symptoms), – chronic (is ongoing), – progressive (does not get beSer), – Treatable, but not curable, disease

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Walls Of Defense

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How does addic?on become a family disease?

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THE ADDICTIVE BEHAVIOR

triggers Feelings

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Family and Friends Reac/ons

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Family and Friends

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Effects of Addic?on

Addict

Esophagi?s Gastri?s Pep?c Ulcer Pancrea??s Hepa??s Malabsorp?on Malnutri?on Sugar Imbalance

Family/Friends

Esophagi?s Gastri?s Pep?c Ulcer Diarrhea Cons?pa?on Bulimia Anorexia Overea?ng

Gastrointes?nal System

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Effects of Addic?on

Addict

Hypertension Irregular Heartbeat Stroke

Family/Friends

Hypertension Irregular Heartbeat Stroke

Cardiovascular System

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Effects of Addic?on

Addict

Accidents Fractures Bruises Burns Drowning

Family/Friends

Accidents Fractures Bruises Burns

Skeletal System

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Effects of Addic?on

Addict

Lack of in?macy Change in performance Ac?ng out Hormone changes Feelings are blocked Changes in sex drive

Family/Friends

Lack of in?macy Change in performance Ac?ng out Hormone changes Feelings are blocked Grief re: “loss” of loved one

Sexuality

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Effects of Addic?on

Addict

Anxious/nervous Lack of concentra?on Memory problems Sleep problems Headaches Denial Fa?gue Impaired judgment Hides use Fear of loss of the chemical Withdrawal Depression Suicide/homicide

Family/Friends

Anxious/nervous Lack of concentra?on/preoccupied Learning problems (in children) Sleep problems Headaches Denial Fa?gue Impaired judgment Covers for user Blames self Grief – person is there but not there Fear of losing the addict Depression Suicide/homicide

Nervous/Emo?onal System

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Addic?on and the Family System

Family Role Play

Addict Mascot Primary Caregiver Scapegoat Hero Lost child

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Impact on Children

  • Behavior of family members or primary caregivers is
  • inconsistent. Love and aSen?on may fluctuate; discipline is

unpredictable

  • Dread of crisis caused by the addicted person’s behavior and

reac?ve behavior of other family members

  • Abuse can result

– Overt = bea?ngs, verbal abuse, inappropriate punishment – Less obvious = lack of touching/hugging/listening/valida?ng – Neglect = preoccupied family members become unaware of children’s needs; crises interfere with care; children are lei to fend for self

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Don’t Talk Don’t Trust Don’t Feel

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The 3 C’s

  • I Didn’t Cause It
  • I Can’t Control It
  • I Can’t Cure It
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The Serenity Statement

I seek Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, and Wisdom to know the difference.

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  • Our Mission

To reduce the impact of alcohol, drugs and other addic5ons by

providing quality services to individuals, families and the community.

  • Our Services

– Assessment & Referral – Family and Educa?on Services – Preven?on

  • Contact Us

– (816) 361-5900 – www.firstcallkc.org

FIRST CALL

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Ques?ons?

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Megan Keller 816-361-1455 x106 megank@firstcallkc.org