Ginny Mills
Ginny Mills
But What About Other Enablers
But What About Other Enablers
But What About Other Enablers
Monday 15th February 2021
Ginny Mills explores the fine line between helping and enabling in addiction recovery, offering advice and hope for parents.
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Free: Understanding and Overcoming Enabling in Addiction
Perhaps the hardest part of that is my recognition that some of those new enablers may think I'm mean irresponsible or uncaring, because I do not rescue him.
When it comes to supporting a child struggling with addiction, the line between helping and enabling can often blur. In this heartfelt episode of 'A Dose of Hope', Ginny Mills, an addiction specialist and parent of a child in recovery, shares her deep understanding of this delicate balance. With a blend of professional insight and personal experience, Ginny delves into the complexities of enabling behaviors, offering a compassionate perspective on how they can unintentionally hinder recovery.
She acknowledges the difficulty parents face in recognizing these behaviors in themselves, especially when driven by love and a desire to protect their child. Ginny also tackles the challenge of dealing with new enablers who may not grasp the situation's gravity. Throughout the episode, she emphasizes the critical role of self-care for parents, reminding them that their well-being is essential for supporting their child's recovery journey.
Offering practical advice and encouragement, Ginny highlights the importance of hope and resilience in navigating the path to recovery. This episode is a must-listen for any parent grappling with their child's addiction or anyone who wants to understand the fine line between helping and enabling.