My last blog post continued the discussion of creating road maps as part of Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT). Briefly, CRAFT trains family members of people with addiction how to non-confrontationally change their loved ones’ use and to rebuild their lives not centered on their loved one’s addiction. Briefly, a road map (a.k.a., a functional analysis) is an assessment of the triggers and consequences of the addicted person’s substance use. Creating a road map can be a difficult task. Furthermore, being flexible in your approach to creating a road map can be tough, particularly in the beginning when you are just learning how to create and work...