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If you wish to support PAL and our mission, here is your opportunity to give back. You can make a tax deductible donation which provides us with the ability to expand PAL’s help and support to more families.

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Find a PAL meeting in your area. PAL Meetings are facilitated by trained volunteer parents. During our meetings, suggestions are offered in place of advice and encouragement is provided in place of judgement.

WHAT IS PAL

Parents of Addicted Loved Ones is a support group of parents helping parents. We meet every week to offer addiction education and support, at no charge, for parents who are trying to save a son or daughter from addiction.

Parents of Addicted Loved ones provides hope and support through addiction education for parents dealing with an addicted loved one.

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LATEST NEWS FROM PAL

  • Save the Date: Building Hope from Hopelessness – Saturday, October 20, 2018

      We really want you to join us for our 4th Annual Hope Banquet on Saturday, October 20 at North Phoenix Baptist Church in Phoenix.  This year the event is titled “Building Hope from Hopelessness” as we celebrate the amazing journey to finding hope in these extraordinary times!Event Highlights:  Fun evening with music, fabulous

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  • How a retired Phoenix cop helps parents of addicted children

    The first time someone warned Kim Humphrey that one of his sons might be in trouble with drugs he was offended. “We got a phone call from a mother whose daughter was friends with our son,” he recalls. “Her daughter was worried that our son was going to overdose.” “Our

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  • M2 The Rock Radio Interview: Discussing Addiction and Recovery

    I was honored to be a guest on the M2 The ROCK Radio show with Michael Molthan to talk about how to support a loved one dealing with addiction and going through recovery. Addiction is defined as “compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli despite adverse consequences”. And it is not confined

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  • Opioid addiction and overdoses in children devastate their parents

    From the Washington Post:  Opioid addiction and overdoses in children devastate their parents –  “Brian has been dead for 136 days,” says his mother, Vicki Bishop. “I watched him die over many years, and it was a long, slow, horrible death.” Her son’s decades-long battle with opioids blotted out the

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LATEST POSTS FROM OUR GUEST BLOGGERS

  • Letting Go

    Havasupai Falls is an isolated paradise located deep in a remote corner of the Grand Canyon National Park. It attracts thousands of visitors yearly, people wishing to experience the beautiful, cool, turquoise waters and magnificent waterfalls. The Falls sit on the land of the Havasupai people, and in order to

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  • The Happy Place

    The path of one whose family member is addicted is often long and grueling.  It is filled with a few ups and far too many downs.  It is a path where our deepest fears are encountered, our vulnerabilities exposed and our failings magnified.  Along the way, the forces at work

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  • Qualities Worth Mentioning

    My mother passed away last week at the age of 84.  The reason I mention this is that her life, like yours, was impacted by addicted loved ones.  At age seven she watched her alcoholic father die on the living room floor of their modest home.  She then, along with

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  • Holding Out Hope

    Holding out hope for a loved one struggling with active addiction is challenging. So often we find ourselves constantly disheartened by their failure to achieve sobriety, to surmount the obstacles standing in their way of peace, health, and freedom from the bondage of addiction. A cynical, dismal worldview can easily

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MORE ABOUT PAL’S MISSION

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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT PAL
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We have found comfort in knowing we are not alone in this journey. We are learning to set healthy boundaries with our daughter. We now have taken on the role of cheerleaders rather than the defensive lineman on a football team; always blocking the consequences resulting from her choices.

L.G.

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I was told to get healthy, it would help my addict son.  Not knowing what healthy was, not even realizing I was sick (co-dependent), not knowing how! PAL has shown me through the love and support of other parents like myself I am worth it! And I haven’t arrived yet, but I am better, I am healthier, I am not alone.

D.M.

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I can’t thank the group leaders enough for their insight and knowledge. They have managed to bring me peace of mind by teaching me how to interact with my addicted loved one.  Since my behavior has changed, my loved one’s behavior has improved. I encourage anyone who is frustrated or ashamed to join PAL.

N.C.

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Wondering how you can help?

We are launching an online fundraising campaign this month to help us raise $25,000 by December 15th of this year.

In order to help new meetings get off to a great start, PAL sends out a “start-up” kit that contains important information such as: signage, facilitator guide, handouts, flyers, press release examples, videos, books, and a variety of other materials.

It costs PAL approximately $250 to get a meeting started. We’re hoping to raise $25,000 in anticipation of our continued growth. Please consider joining PAL and making a secure, tax deductible donation to PAL! Thank you for your support!

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