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Podcast XTRA: Q&A with Mallory Henry
Podcast XTRA: Q&A with Mallory Henry
Podcast XTRA: Q&A with Mallory Henry
Tuesday 22nd February 2022
Mallory Henry discusses educating kids about drugs, balancing sibling dynamics in families with substance use disorders, and guiding college students.
15 minutes
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Recovery from Trauma
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Guiding Young Minds: Mallory Henry on Drug and Alcohol Education
We can let them know they're not alone in how they're feeling.
Ever wondered how to talk to your kids about drugs and alcohol without sounding like a broken record? In this episode of 'My Child & Addiction', Mallory Henry, the Senior Coordinator of Student Assistance Programming at Caron Treatment Centers, shares her expertise on educating young people about substance use. Mallory dives into the latest strategies for assessing students suspected of substance use and discusses the various programs available to steer them away from harmful substances.
She also tackles the tough topic of raising siblings in a family where one child is struggling with a substance use disorder, offering practical advice on how to balance attention and care among all children. One of the highlights is her guidance on when and how to start these crucial conversations with your kids. Mallory emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and validating the feelings of siblings, reminding parents that it's okay if things aren't always equal.
She also touches on the challenges faced by college students and how parents can help them make informed choices about what they put into their bodies. This episode is a treasure trove of practical tips and heartfelt advice for any parent navigating the tricky waters of substance use education.