Navigating the Holidays When Your Child is in Early Recovery from Addiction DECEMBER 13, 2018 BY DR. JOHN DYBEN, DHSC, MCAP, CMHP – CLINICAL FELLOW   https://drugfree.org/parent-blog/navigating-the-holidays-when-your-child-is-in-early-recovery-from-addiction/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=parent&utm_campaign=navigating-the-holidays#more Families can experience many emotions while navigating the holidays, whether

5 Tools Parents Can Use to Help Their Children (and Themselves!) by Josh King, PsyD https://motivationandchange.com/5-tools-parents-can-use-to-help-their-children-and-themselves/?utm_source=The+Center+for+Motivation+and+Change+%28CMC%29+Newsletter&utm_campaign=0b8e6a20d9-November+2018&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_9e978b8216-0b8e6a20d9-83221889&goal=0_9e978b8216-0b8e6a20d9-83221889 Being a parent is hard under the best circumstances. Being a parent of a child who is using substances can

3 Truths About Change by Carrie Wilkens, PhD If you or someone you love struggles with substances, how you understand the problem matters a lot! If you approach it from the perspective that substance problems are

An Open Letter to Parents on Loving your Child through Addiction NOVEMBER 17, 2018 IN ADDICTION, FAMILY, RELATIONSHIPS In 2010, my parents received an urgent call from me: my roommate was spying on me. This wasn’t the truth but this