Heather Ross
Heather Ross
Episode 3 What to do When You're Paralyzed With Fear That Your Child Will Over Dose
Episode 3 What to do When You're Paralyzed With Fear That Your Child Will Over Dose
Episode 3 What to do When You're Paralyzed With Fear That Your Child Will Over Dose
Thursday 3rd December 2020
Heather Ross offers insights on managing the fear of a child's overdose with intentional breathing and self-care in 'Living With Your Child's Addiction'.
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Heather Ross
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Finding Calm Amidst Chaos: Managing Fear for Your Addicted Child
When it comes to dealing with my daughter's addiction, when it comes to dealing with my fears, all of the relief is inside of me, because until I cultivate that skill, which is like building a muscle in the gym when you're lifting weights, it takes practice.
Imagine the constant dread of waiting for a text from your child, just to know they're alive. This is the grim reality for many parents dealing with a child's addiction. In this heartfelt episode of 'Living With Your Child's Addiction', Heather Ross opens up about the overwhelming fear of a child's potential overdose and how it can dominate a parent's life. Heather knows this struggle all too well and offers a lifeline through her compassionate guidance.
She introduces listeners to the power of intentional breathing as a way to break free from the relentless cycle of anxiety. By focusing on deep, mindful breaths, parents can find a moment of calm in the storm of their worries. But it's not just about breathing; Heather dives into the importance of creating intentional thoughts and finding inner peace amidst chaos.
She shares practical self-care tips that can make a world of difference, like ensuring you get enough sleep, eating well, and staying connected with others who understand your plight. Heather's message is clear: you're not alone, and there's hope. She encourages parents to support each other and be kind to themselves as they navigate this challenging journey. Tune in to learn how to reclaim some peace of mind and support your child's recovery with resilience and compassion.