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Discovering A Child Is Addicted - What Does A Parent Do?
Discovering A Child Is Addicted - What Does A Parent Do?
Discovering A Child Is Addicted - What Does A Parent Do?
Wednesday 27th February 2019
Join Brandon Lee and treatment specialist Hannah Brett as they discuss supporting children through addiction with compassion and practical advice.
31 minutes
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Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Recovery from Trauma
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Supporting Your Child Through Addiction: A Conversation with Hannah Brett
It's not about the substance they're consuming, it's about the disease in their brain and, like any other disease, if not treated, it just gets worse. And it's jails, institutions or death if people don't get sober.
Parenting is hard enough, but when addiction enters the picture, it can feel like an insurmountable challenge. In this episode of 'Escaping Rock Bottom', Brandon Lee sits down with Hannah Brett, one of the nation's top treatment placement specialists, to shed light on this heart-wrenching issue. Hannah shares her professional insights and personal experiences, offering a lifeline to parents struggling to help their addicted children.
She emphasizes the importance of understanding addiction as a disease, rather than a moral failing, and the necessity of compassionate, open communication. They discuss the often misunderstood aspects of treatment costs and insurance, making the complex world of rehab a bit more navigable. The episode also touches on the tragic story of KTLA news anchor Chris Burrous, whose double life ended in a meth overdose, underscoring the hidden battles many face.
If you're grappling with a loved one's addiction, this episode offers practical advice and emotional support to help you through these tough times.