Opioid Dad

Opioid Dad - Addiction And The Family

Opioid Dad

  • 059 - The Parent Is Not in Control

059 - The Parent Is Not in Control

Sunday 21st October 2018

Hank from 'Opioid Dad' discusses the importance of letting go of control in addiction recovery. Tune in for valuable insights and personal stories.
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Opioid Dad - Addiction And The Family
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Learning to Let Go: Hank's Journey with Control and Addiction

Don't try to control things... It's worked for me. I'm not telling you what's going to work for you. You might get supreme satisfaction out of trying to catch and herd cats like they were cattle. I do not.
Ever felt the urge to control everything around you, especially when a loved one is struggling with addiction? Hank, the voice behind 'Opioid Dad', knows that feeling all too well. In this episode, he shares his candid journey of grappling with the need to control his loved one's recovery process. Hank opens up about the hard-learned lesson that sometimes, the best thing you can do is step back and let go.
He talks about the pitfalls of trying to manage someone else's recovery and how it often leads to more harm than good. Instead, Hank emphasizes the importance of allowing individuals to take charge of their own path to recovery. By sharing his personal experiences and the challenges he faced, Hank provides a fresh perspective on addiction and recovery.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone who finds themselves in the throes of trying to control a loved one's battle with addiction. It's a reminder that letting go can sometimes lead to the most positive outcomes.