Straight Talk on Helping 'Failure to Launch' Young Adults with Addiction
Episode Overview
Understand the difference between helping and enabling your child's addiction.
Set clear boundaries to support your child's recovery while maintaining your own well-being.
Communicate effectively with your child, avoiding blame and focusing on open dialogue.
Consider family therapy as a tool for addressing addiction and promoting healthy family dynamics.
Prioritise self-care to remain strong and capable of supporting your child's recovery.
Parents think that saving the day is the hero's way to go. It's not. Saving the day is the codependent, enabling way to go
In this episode of Recovery Recharged, Ellen Stewart, known as the Pushy Broad from the Bronx, tackles the pressing issue of 'failure to launch' syndrome among young adults struggling with addiction. Ellen dives into the complex challenges parents face when trying to guide their children towards independence while also managing addiction issues. With her straightforward and compassionate approach, Ellen addresses questions from listeners, offering practical advice on codependency, enabling behaviours, setting boundaries, and the importance of self-care for parents.
Through real-life examples and heartfelt anecdotes, she provides valuable insights into how parents can support their children without compromising their own well-being. If you're grappling with similar issues, this episode is a must-listen for its honest and actionable advice. Ellen's candid style and deep understanding make it clear why she's a trusted voice in the recovery community. Tune in to gain a better understanding of how to navigate these tough situations and find hope in the journey ahead.
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How to Deal With 'Failure to Launch' Young Adults: Straight Talk with Ellen Stewart
How to Deal With 'Failure to Launch' Young Adults: Straight Talk with Ellen Stewart
How to Deal With 'Failure to Launch' Young Adults: Straight Talk with Ellen Stewart
Wednesday 26th February 2025
Ellen Stewart discusses 'failure to launch' syndrome and addiction in young adults, offering practical advice for parents facing these challenges.
Straight Talk on Helping 'Failure to Launch' Young Adults with Addiction
Episode Overview
Understand the difference between helping and enabling your child's addiction.
Set clear boundaries to support your child's recovery while maintaining your own well-being.
Communicate effectively with your child, avoiding blame and focusing on open dialogue.
Consider family therapy as a tool for addressing addiction and promoting healthy family dynamics.
Prioritise self-care to remain strong and capable of supporting your child's recovery.
Parents think that saving the day is the hero's way to go. It's not. Saving the day is the codependent, enabling way to go
In this episode of Recovery Recharged, Ellen Stewart, known as the Pushy Broad from the Bronx, tackles the pressing issue of 'failure to launch' syndrome among young adults struggling with addiction. Ellen dives into the complex challenges parents face when trying to guide their children towards independence while also managing addiction issues. With her straightforward and compassionate approach, Ellen addresses questions from listeners, offering practical advice on codependency, enabling behaviours, setting boundaries, and the importance of self-care for parents.
Through real-life examples and heartfelt anecdotes, she provides valuable insights into how parents can support their children without compromising their own well-being. If you're grappling with similar issues, this episode is a must-listen for its honest and actionable advice. Ellen's candid style and deep understanding make it clear why she's a trusted voice in the recovery community. Tune in to gain a better understanding of how to navigate these tough situations and find hope in the journey ahead.