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Parents
Caron Treatment Centers
I'm Scared
I'm Scared
Friday 12th April 2019
Parents share their experiences and coping strategies for handling fear and anxiety related to their children's substance use disorder.
59 minutes
Hopeful
Compassionate
Supportive
Engaging
Thought-provoking
About this podcast
Author:
Parents
Overview:
My Child & Addiction - A Parent-to-Parent Podcast, was conceived and developed by three fathers whose children struggle with Substance Use Disorder. Joined by several other parent support group pa...(view more)
Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Recovery from Trauma
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Episodes:
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Get the buttons here!Facing Fear: Parents Share Their Journey Through Their Children's Substance Use Disorder
I find that for me, coping with the fact that I am scared is one of the bigger challenges of getting through The Day and getting through to The Next Day and seeing what the reality is and what the sort of my version of the reality was.
Imagine the heartache of watching your child struggle with substance use disorder. In this episode of the Parent-to-Parent Podcast, a group of parents come together to share their raw and honest experiences of dealing with the fear and anxiety that accompanies their children's battles with addiction. The group includes mothers and fathers, some in recovery themselves, from diverse backgrounds and with children ranging from teenagers to adults. They are joined by Dr.
Lee Radosh, an Addiction Medicine Fellow at Caron Treatment Centers, who offers professional insights into the role of therapy in managing these overwhelming emotions. Throughout the episode, the parents discuss how they cope with the constant worry and stress, highlighting the importance of finding support through therapy and connecting with others in similar situations. They talk about building resilience and the necessity of self-care while supporting a child with substance use disorder.
The conversation is candid and heartfelt, providing a sense of solidarity for anyone navigating similar challenges. Dr. Radosh emphasizes the significance of trauma therapy and how it can be a crucial tool for both parents and children in their recovery journeys. The episode wraps up on a hopeful note, with parents expressing their optimism for their children's future recovery.
This episode is a beacon of hope and support for any parent or family member dealing with the complexities of substance use disorder.