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Filling the Accountability Gap: Taking Parents Out Of Being The “Sobriety Police,” with AJ Diaz

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When your child returns home from treatment, a critical gap often emerges. They’ve spent months in structured care, getting drug tested regularly and receiving daily support. Then suddenly, they’re back home and parents are expected to fill all those roles – therapist, counselor, accountability partner, and yes, the dreaded ‘sobriety police.’ AJ Diaz, psychotherapist and