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Podcast XTRA: Q&A with Karen Moser
Podcast XTRA: Q&A with Karen Moser
Podcast XTRA: Q&A with Karen Moser
Monday 10th November 2025
Karen Moser discusses young adult addiction treatment, prevention strategies, and family therapy in this enlightening Q&A session.
13 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Karen Moser Shares Vital Insights on Young Adult Addiction Treatment
Episode Overview
- Understanding developmental stages is crucial for treating young adults.
- Staying updated with societal changes enhances prevention efforts.
- Family therapy should focus on both children and parents.
- Seek professional help to find the right therapeutic fit.
- Being open-minded about new treatments can aid recovery.
"Sometimes we have to slow down a little to speed up."
How do individuals turn their lives around after addiction? In this insightful Q&A session, Karen Moser from Caron Treatment Centers shares her expertise on the complex differences between treating substance use disorders in young adults versus adults. She highlights the importance of understanding developmental stages, as each age group requires tailored approaches to treatment and recovery. Karen emphasises the value of age-specific groups where young adults can learn from each other, offering a unique dynamic in the recovery process.
Karen also touches on the ever-evolving landscape of addiction prevention. She stresses the importance of staying updated with current trends and societal changes, which significantly impact prevention strategies. By increasing educational touchpoints through programmes like Caron's Education Alliance, families and youths can better navigate these challenges. Family therapy is another crucial aspect discussed, where Karen explains the necessity of focusing on both the child struggling with addiction and their parents.
This dual approach helps address immediate needs while laying the groundwork for long-term recovery. She offers guidance for families in crisis, advising them to seek professional help and explore various therapeutic options to find the right fit. Karen's conversation is filled with practical advice and compassionate insights, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking support in their recovery journey or looking to help a loved one.
Her emphasis on being open-minded and exploring new treatment options reflects a progressive approach to tackling substance use disorders. How can families better support their loved ones through such challenging times?