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My Child & ADDICTION

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One Day At A Time

Monday 30th September 2019

Parents share how 'One Day at a Time' helps them tackle their children's addiction and mental health challenges, featuring therapist Vanessa Sommer.
55 minutes
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My Child & ADDICTION
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Recovery from Trauma
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Finding Strength: Parents Share How 'One Day at a Time' Helps Tackle Addiction

One Day is doable, One Day is not scary, and day by day, enough of Those One Days adds up and really good things can happen.
Picture a room filled with parents, each grappling with the weight of their child's substance use disorder and mental health issues. That's the setting for this episode of 'My Child & Addiction'. These parents, from various backgrounds and family situations, come together to discuss the powerful mantra of 'One Day at a Time'. They share how this simple yet profound concept has been a lifeline in navigating their challenging journeys.
The episode features Vanessa Sommer, a family therapist from Caron Treatment Centers, who offers professional insights and practical advice. Vanessa's expertise helps guide the conversation, providing parents with tools to manage the relentless crises that addiction brings. But it's the parents' stories that truly resonate. They talk about finding hope in the darkest moments, the courage to keep going, and the resilience that comes from taking things one step at a time.
This episode isn't just about surviving; it's about finding strength and support in a community that understands. Whether you're a parent in a similar situation or someone looking to understand more about addiction and mental health, this episode offers valuable perspectives and heartfelt encouragement.