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How to Tell Someone You Think They Have an Addiction Problem

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It's hard to ask someone to change their relationship to drugs and alcohol, but if those things are getting in the way of them thriving in their life or in their relationship to you, then it is kind to do so.

Here are some tips to guide you in that incredibly important and challenging conversation.

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