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Podcast XTRA: Q&A with Christopher O'Reilly
Podcast XTRA: Q&A with Christopher O'Reilly
Podcast XTRA: Q&A with Christopher O'Reilly
Friday 13th October 2017
Christopher O'Reilly answers parents' tough questions on early intervention and recovery in this episode of 'My Child & Addiction'.
14 minutes
Informative
Supportive
Hopeful
Authentic
Engaging
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Get the buttons here!Early Intervention Insights: Christopher O'Reilly's Advice for Parents
I think families need their support group as well. You can just have your own party and celebrate something that means it to you.
When it comes to helping a child with substance use disorder, parents often find themselves navigating uncharted waters. In this episode of 'My Child & Addiction', Christopher O'Reilly from Caron Treatment Centers steps in to answer pressing questions from parents, offering valuable advice and perspectives. How can families effectively move forward in recovery? Is it beneficial to insist on AA meetings for your child? These are just a few of the tough questions O'Reilly tackles head-on.
He sheds light on early intervention strategies and the delicate balance between supporting a loved one and becoming overly involved. One key takeaway is the importance of setting boundaries—creating a supportive yet firm environment that fosters recovery. O'Reilly also highlights the role of family support groups, which offer a safe space for sharing experiences and learning from others in similar situations.
The controversial topic of drug testing is also addressed, with O'Reilly explaining how it can be a useful tool for parents to stay informed about their child's well-being. Throughout the episode, there's a strong message of hope and resilience, reminding parents that they are not alone on this journey. Christopher O'Reilly's insights are both practical and compassionate, making this episode a must-listen for any parent grappling with their child's addiction.