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Parenting in the Real World: 5 Moms Share The Key Lessons Learned From Parenting Kids Who Are Misusing Drugs & Alcohol
Parenting in the Real World: 5 Moms Share The Key Lessons Learned From Parenting Kids Who Are Misusing Drugs & Alcohol
Parenting in the Real World: 5 Moms Share The Key Lessons Learned From Parenting Kids Who Are Misusing Drugs & Alcohol
Thursday 7th July 2022
Five moms share their journeys of parenting kids with substance use on 'Hopestream'. Discover lessons on support, self-care, and open communication.
62 minutes
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Author:
Brenda Zane
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Lessons from the Front Lines: Moms Share Their Experiences with Kids and Substance Use
I think the biggest thing, that the biggest benefit I've seen is just finding the balance, like you don't want to be putting your head in the sand, but at the same time, there's always something positive you can find and then nurturing that like watering, watering the things you want to grow and not the weeds.
What happens when five brave moms come together to share their stories of parenting children who misuse drugs and alcohol? In this episode of 'Hopestream', host Brenda Zane brings you heartfelt conversations with these incredible women. Each mom's journey is unique, yet their struggles and fears resonate deeply with one another. They discuss the emotional rollercoaster of parenting through substance use, the lies of failure and isolation, and how they found strength in community support.
These mothers reveal their 'ah-ha' moments, offering invaluable lessons on maintaining balance, practicing self-care, and fostering open communication. If you're navigating similar challenges, this episode offers a comforting reminder that you're not alone and provides practical advice from those who've been there.