Parents
Parents
TRIGGERS
TRIGGERS
TRIGGERS
Wednesday 14th December 2022
Parents share their experiences with managing triggers in their child's substance use disorder, joined by therapist Vanessa Sommer for expert insights.
57 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!Navigating Triggers: Parents Share Their Journey with Substance Use Disorder
I think that, um, I was told by counselors that money was a terrible trigger, had the potential, and- and I think I, I then realized how much discussion there was about money throughout this entire period, and it was about me providing funds.
What sets you off when you're dealing with a child's substance use disorder? In this heartfelt episode of the Parent-to-Parent Podcast, mothers and fathers open up about the triggers that catch them off guard and how they cope with these intense moments. This isn't just another clinical discussion; it's a raw and honest conversation where parents share their personal stories, offering a glimpse into their daily struggles and triumphs.
Vanessa Sommer, Lead Family Therapist at Caron Treatment Centers, joins the discussion, adding her expert perspective to the mix. The parents talk about common triggers like financial stress, family dynamics, and the ever-present cloud of anxiety. They reveal their coping strategies, from prioritizing their own recovery to learning the art of letting go and finding joy in small victories. This episode underscores that recovery is not a sprint but a marathon, requiring time, patience, and a community that understands.
Whether you're a parent in the thick of it or someone supporting a loved one, this episode offers valuable insights and a sense of solidarity. Tune in to hear real stories, practical advice, and the comforting reminder that you're not alone on this journey.