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Recovery Story: From Drug-Induced Psychosis And Homelessness To A Stable Life At Age 22

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Recovery Story: From Drug-Induced Psychosis And Homelessness To A Stable Life At Age 22

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At just 22 years old, Spencer has already experienced the extremes of addiction and recovery. His story begins in eighth grade when he first turned to marijuana and alcohol to cope with anxiety at a new, larger high school. What started as a way to manage overwhelming feelings eventually spiraled into daily use and experimentation

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Eight Free And Impactful Ways of Being That Allow Your Child to Change Their Relationship With Drugs And Alcohol, with Brenda Zane

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When your child struggles with substance misuse, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed and uncertain about how to help. The good news is that parents have more influence than they realize, and there are proven approaches that don’t cost a penny but can create powerful conditions for change. Understanding the Crisis and Your Influence The statistics

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Psychological Evaluations: A Tool to Help Gain Insight To Your Child’s Challenges And Strengths, With Dr. Alison Lafollette

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Psychological Evaluations: A Tool to Help Gain Insight To Your Child’s Challenges And Strengths, With Dr. Alison Lafollette

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When your child struggles with substance misuse, you’re often searching for answers about what’s really going on beneath the surface. A psychological evaluation can be a powerful diagnostic tool that reveals not just problems, but strengths—giving you and your child a clearer path forward. When to Consider Psychological Testing Dr. Allison LaFollette, a licensed psychologist

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Writing H.O.M.E. – A New Roadmap for Parents With Kids in Treatment, with Solutions Parenting Support

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When your child is in treatment or transitioning home, the questions multiply faster than the answers. Parent coaches Hilary Moses and Jen Murphy created their book HOME: Strategies for Making Home a Success During and After Treatment to serve as a companion for families navigating this uncertain territory. Who Benefits Most From This Book According

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The Incredible Influence of Parents When Your Child Struggles with Substance Misuse or Addiction, with Cathy Cioth

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When parents discover their child is struggling with substance misuse, the experience is often overwhelming and isolating. Many feel unprepared, ashamed, and uncertain about where to turn for help. Yet despite these challenges, parents possess far more influence than they realize. Why Parents Feel Unprepared and Helpless The reality is stark for most families facing

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Happiness and Joy Are Not the Same (and Why It Matters For Parents), with Alex Stavros, CEO of Embark Behavioral Health

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Happiness and Joy Are Not the Same (and Why It Matters For Parents), with Alex Stavros, CEO of Embark Behavioral Health

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When you’re parenting a child struggling with substance use, it’s easy to believe that if you could just make them happy, everything would improve. But what if the real goal isn’t happiness at all? What if focusing on joy—something entirely different—could change everything? In this conversation, Alex Stavros shares insights from his decade leading Embark

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Coaching Episode: The Purpose of Self-Care and Importance of Acknowledging Progress When Your Child Chooses Sobriety

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When your child is navigating sobriety after struggling with substance misuse, parents often find themselves in an uncomfortable middle space. You’re grateful for the progress that’s been made, yet aware that things could be better. This episode explores how to care for yourself while supporting your child’s recovery journey. The Real Definition of Self-Care Many

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The Intersection of Adoption and Substance Use, with Eric Fawson, LCSW

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The Intersection of Adoption and Substance Use, with Eric Fawson, LCSW

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When adoptive parents discover their child is experimenting with or misusing substances, they often wonder if adoption plays a role. Eric Fawson, LCSW, who was himself adopted at birth and has worked with countless adoptees over his 15-year career as a therapist, offers valuable perspective on this complex intersection. Why Adopted Children May Struggle with

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Straight From My Heart; You Don’t Get To Tap Out On Yourself, with Brenda Zane

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Straight From My Heart; You Don’t Get To Tap Out On Yourself, with Brenda Zane

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Parenting a child through substance misuse brings a pain that feels different from any other parenting challenge. It’s isolating, confusing, and overwhelming. Many parents feel alone in their struggle, even when they know intellectually that other families face similar battles. The Unique Pain of Parenting Through Substance Misuse The host, who has been producing this

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Golden Nuggets of 2022

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Golden Nuggets of 2022

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As we reflect on over 50 episodes from 2022, certain themes emerge that can guide parents through the challenging journey of supporting a child who misuses substances. This compilation draws from experts, parents who’ve walked this path, and people in long-term recovery to offer hope and practical wisdom. Understanding How Substances Work in the Brain

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Recovery Story: From Drug-Induced Psychosis And Homelessness To A Stable Life At Age 22

Eight Free And Impactful Ways of Being That Allow Your Child to Change Their Relationship With Drugs And Alcohol, with Brenda Zane

Psychological Evaluations: A Tool to Help Gain Insight To Your Child’s Challenges And Strengths, With Dr. Alison Lafollette

Writing H.O.M.E. – A New Roadmap for Parents With Kids in Treatment, with Solutions Parenting Support

The Incredible Influence of Parents When Your Child Struggles with Substance Misuse or Addiction, with Cathy Cioth

Happiness and Joy Are Not the Same (and Why It Matters For Parents), with Alex Stavros, CEO of Embark Behavioral Health

Coaching Episode: The Purpose of Self-Care and Importance of Acknowledging Progress When Your Child Chooses Sobriety

The Intersection of Adoption and Substance Use, with Eric Fawson, LCSW

Straight From My Heart; You Don’t Get To Tap Out On Yourself, with Brenda Zane

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