What to do when your child is an addict with Brenda Zane

What to do when your child is an addict with Brenda Zane

Connected Calm Life

Lane Kennedy and Brenda Zane discuss parenting a child with addiction, offering practical advice and hope.

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50:525 Nov 2021

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Parenting Through Addiction: A Heartfelt Chat with Brenda Zane

The greatest burden that you can put on your kids is your unlived life. And when our kids are feeling like my mom or my dad is living their entire life for me, think about how much pressure that puts on those kids.

Imagine the heartache of watching your child struggle with addiction. In this episode of 'Connected Calm Life', mindfulness teacher Lane Kennedy sits down with Brenda Zane to tackle this emotional topic head-on. Brenda, a mother who has walked this difficult path, shares her journey and offers practical advice for parents in similar situations. Lane and Brenda dive into the raw realities of addiction's impact on families.

They discuss how to spot early signs of substance abuse in children and emphasize the importance of seeking support. With heartfelt honesty, Brenda talks about setting boundaries, practicing self-care, and finding moments of joy even in the midst of chaos. This conversation isn't just about the struggles; it's about hope and resilience. Lane and Brenda highlight the power of community and how connecting with others can be a lifeline during tough times.

Their stories and tips are not just for parents facing addiction but for anyone looking to understand this complex issue better. Whether you're dealing with addiction in your family or simply want to learn more, this episode offers valuable insights and a sense of solidarity. Tune in for a compassionate discussion that underscores the importance of support and the possibility of finding light in the darkest times.

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