Parents
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Parental Differences
Parental Differences
Parental Differences
Friday 30th October 2020
Parents discuss handling different approaches to support children with Substance Use Disorder, featuring insights from Dr. Michael McCormick.
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Bridging Parental Gaps in Tackling Child Substance Use Disorder
It's okay to not be on the same page, because it's a very large playbook I've come to appreciate and if we talk about it we might not start out on the same page, but maybe we can figure out what a good page is for both of us to move and get on and to go forward from there.
Parenting a child with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) is no walk in the park, and when parents have different approaches, it can make things even more complicated. This episode of 'My Child & Addiction' dives into how parents can manage these differences and find common ground. The discussion features mothers and fathers of teenagers to adult children, all navigating the turbulent waters of addiction recovery. Dr.
Michael McCormick from Caron Treatment Centers joins the conversation, offering professional insights that enrich the dialogue. The group, meeting via Zoom due to the pandemic, shares candid stories about their struggles and triumphs. You'll hear about the importance of open communication, the impact of family dynamics, and the critical role of counseling and treatment centers.
One parent poignantly remarks, 'It's okay to not be on the same page, because it's a very large playbook...maybe we can figure out what a good page is for both of us to move and get on and to go forward from there'. The episode also touches on relapse, recovery, and the invaluable support that comes from being part of a community.
Whether you're a parent in a similar situation or someone looking to understand more about SUD, this episode offers a blend of heartfelt stories and practical advice.