Jerry Moe: Guiding Families Through Addiction with Child-Focused Programs
What an incredible team of young men and women who do this work.
When you think of addiction recovery, children might not be the first thing that comes to mind. Jerry Moe, a seasoned expert in the field, is here to change that perspective. In this episode of 'Families Navigating Addiction & Recovery', host Jeff Jones catches up with Jerry at the 45th Annual Winter Symposium. This isn’t your typical conference; it’s an engaging and educational event packed with insights from leading professionals.
Jerry Moe, the National Director of the Betty Ford Children’s Program, dives deep into the significance of child-centered family programs in addiction recovery. He brings a wealth of experience as a trainer, lecturer, and author, shedding light on how these programs can create better outcomes for families grappling with addiction. Jerry discusses how traditional views on addiction often overlook the youngest family members who are deeply affected by their loved ones' struggles.
He highlights how trauma impacts children and the crucial role of learning modes tailored for them. From group processes to individual counseling, Jerry explains how these programs help change old belief systems and patterns within families. The episode also explores coping mechanisms and skill sets that children can carry into adulthood, fostering resilience and emotional health. If you're looking for fresh insights into addiction recovery that include every family member, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in to hear about the Hazelden Betty Ford Children's Program and other resources that can make a difference in your family's journey.