The Power of Honesty: Parents Share Their Journeys with Substance Use Disorder
So when, like my worst day suddenly becomes this little bit of gold that I can pull out of my pocket and say like I've been there, or you know, I felt that way, or I tried this and it worked, and that only happens when I'm honest.
Ever wondered how honesty can transform the way you parent a child struggling with substance use disorder? In this heartfelt episode of 'My Child & Addiction', parents come together to discuss the pivotal role of honesty in their lives. The support group, meeting via Zoom due to the pandemic, includes a diverse mix of mothers and fathers—some in recovery themselves—who share their raw and real experiences.
From confronting denial to breaking the cycle of generational dishonesty, the conversations are as enlightening as they are emotional. The group is joined by Rev. Jack Abel, Senior Director of Spiritual Care at Caron Treatment Centers, who offers profound insights into how honesty can be a cornerstone for healing and recovery. Rev.
Abel's wisdom adds a layer of spiritual depth to the discussion, making it clear that honesty isn't just about telling the truth; it's about embracing discomfort and vulnerability as pathways to growth. If you're a parent grappling with similar challenges, this episode offers not just stories, but a sense of community and understanding. It's a reminder that seeking help and finding support from those who truly understand your struggles can be incredibly powerful.
Tune in for an episode that underscores the transformative power of honesty and the importance of facing uncomfortable truths to foster healing.