Parents
Caron Treatment Centers
Coming Home
Coming Home
Coming Home
Wednesday 20th December 2017
Parents discuss the challenges of having their addicted children return home, featuring insights from Todd Whitmer. Listen now.
55 minutes
Informative
Hopeful
Supportive
Engaging
Thought-provoking
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Parents
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Recovery from Trauma
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Welcoming Back: Parents Navigate the Return of Addicted Children
When he came home it was a much healthier environment... We weren't meddling in things that he owned and the professionals owned.
Imagine the doorbell rings, and it’s your child standing there, fresh out of rehab or maybe just visiting. How do you react? 'Coming Home' is an eye-opening episode from the 'My Child & Addiction' podcast where parents dive into this very scenario. This parent support group, featuring moms and dads from all walks of life, candidly discusses their mixed emotions and strategies for handling their children’s return.
Some are in recovery themselves, while others are navigating the complexities of addiction for the first time. The episode also features Todd Whitmer, New York Regional Vice President at Caron Treatment Centers, who brings a professional perspective to the conversation. He emphasizes the importance of following clinical recommendations and fostering a healthier home environment for everyone involved. What stands out in this episode is the raw honesty of the parents.
They talk about the joy, fear, and uncertainty that come with welcoming their children back home. The discussions reveal how addiction doesn’t just affect the individual but ripples through family dynamics, altering relationships and routines. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with similar challenges. It offers a blend of personal stories and expert advice, making it both relatable and informative.
Whether you’re a parent dealing with a child’s addiction or someone looking to understand the impact on families, 'Coming Home' provides valuable insights and a sense of community. You’ll find comfort in knowing you’re not alone in this journey.