Parenting Your Child in Recovery

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/923248/open_sms] On today's podcast, I wanted to associate the fire prevention acronym R.A.C.E with the emergency we experience when someone we love, our young adult, is in trouble. Setting a clear path plan that is not about blame or guilt that sets the mindset and the tone for success is possible when we start the right way. Parenting Your Child in Recovery [https://linktr.ee/2ndStarts]

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/923248/open_sms] Welcome to the "Parenting Your Child in Recovery" Podcast. Let's talk about Changing your families future and transforming your young adults life.      Turning early sobriety into long-term sobriety requires more than "cheerleading." It should not include "preparing for relapse." It requires your direct involvement and a program that sends your young adult in a new direction with a new focus.       Parenting Your Child in Recovery [https://linktr.ee/2ndStarts]

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/923248/open_sms] The act of using Willpower is weak. It is a defensive position that seeks to defend the indefensible. In this show, we will discuss four other ways you and your young adult can use your power in ways that aim to make an Essential Change that moves life forward. Parenting Your Child in Recovery [https://linktr.ee/2ndStarts]

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/923248/open_sms] Every action and reaction to addiction or behavioral problems in our adults is a form of asking for help. Today, I want to talk about the phenomenon we call  " The Help Syndrome." I see it as the delicate dance between the " ASK" for help and the relation between our answers and the actually heard answers. Parenting Your Child in Recovery [https://linktr.ee/2ndStarts]

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/923248/open_sms] In today's show, " The Biggest Question in Recovery," I wanted to talk about a recent post I sent to some of the face groups I have been privileged to be a member of. I raised the question, " I had an unexpected question asked by someone I care deeply about yesterday. " Why should I bother even trying to stop drinking and doing drugs ?". How would you answer that?" There were so many exciting responses and insights. I wanted to share my thoughts. Parenting Your Child in Recovery [https://linktr.ee/2ndStarts]