Dr Daniel & Tana Amen
Dr Daniel & Tana Amen
Substance Abuse: How Can You Help A Loved One Overcome Addiction? with Dr. Jennifer Farrell
Substance Abuse: How Can You Help A Loved One Overcome Addiction? with Dr. Jennifer Farrell
Substance Abuse: How Can You Help A Loved One Overcome Addiction? with Dr. Jennifer Farrell
Thursday 18th January 2018
Join Tana Amen and Dr. Jennifer Farrell as they discuss compassionate strategies for supporting loved ones through addiction recovery on The Brain Warrior's Way Podcast.
18 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Supporting a Loved One's Journey Through Addiction with Dr. Jennifer Farrell
So it can be really frustrating as somebody who's actually recently dealt with this, with some family dynamics, and from the family perspective, I think maybe reaching out and getting some help on how to do this could be helpful because I know in our case, and we're fairly savvy, I'm fairly savvy, just trust me.
How do you truly help someone you love who’s battling addiction? In this heartfelt episode of The Brain Warrior's Way Podcast, Tana Amen sits down with Dr. Jennifer Farrell, a Psychiatrist and Addiction Medicine Specialist, to tackle this challenging question. They explore the often misunderstood moral vs. medical perspectives on addiction, shedding light on how these views can either build bridges or create barriers in communication. Dr.
Farrell shares practical strategies for fostering a supportive environment, emphasizing the power of compassion and the art of motivational interviewing. The conversation also touches on the economic and social impacts of addiction, and how genetics can play a role. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complexities of addiction and seeking effective ways to support their loved ones through recovery.
It's not just about the person struggling; it's about creating a network of support that can make all the difference.