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EP 110: The Addicted Child - Richard Capriola
EP 110: The Addicted Child - Richard Capriola
EP 110: The Addicted Child - Richard Capriola
Tuesday 28th September 2021
Join Richard Capriola on Sobertown Podcast as he offers expert advice for parents navigating teen addiction and treatment options.
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Get the buttons here!Supporting Your Teen Through Addiction: Insights from Richard Capriola
I just want them to have the information so that they feel more confident and better prepared to deal with this issue in the event that they have to, and I can vouch for it being the best investment that you will ever make.
When your child is struggling with addiction, it can feel like you're navigating a storm without a map. In this episode of the Sobertown Podcast, host King13 sits down with Richard Capriola, the award-winning author of 'The Addicted Child'. Capriola brings his extensive experience as an addictions counselor to the table, sharing invaluable advice for parents in the trenches of their child's addiction journey.
This conversation dives into crucial topics like recognizing the warning signs of addiction in teens, understanding how substances affect the adolescent brain, and identifying effective treatment options. Capriola also stresses the importance of viewing addiction as a disease rather than a moral failing, offering a compassionate perspective that can help parents approach their child's struggles with empathy and understanding.
With practical tips and heartfelt advice, this episode aims to equip parents with the tools they need to support their children through one of the toughest battles they may face. Tune in to gain the confidence and knowledge to be there for your teen when they need you most.