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Are you trying to save your child from addiction so much that it's silently destroying your own wellbeing?

Many parents facing a child's substance abuse believe relentless rescuing is love—but what if it’s a trap that deepens the struggle for both of you? This episode explores the emotional addiction to rescuing, and why learning to let go without giving up may be the hardest—and most important—step you take.

• Understand the hidden cycle of fear, guilt, and social pressure that keeps parents stuck in “rescue mode.”
• Learn practical ways to shift from rescuing to supporting without abandoning your child or your peace.
• Discover the power of loving detachment and how small changes can restore boundaries and hope.

Listen now to learn how to step back from destructive patterns and support your child’s recovery without losing yourself in the process.

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This podcast offers general insights and lived experience related to substance abuse disorder, including topics such as heroin addiction, addiction recovery, addiction counselling, and family therapy and addiction. We also explore resources like Al-Anon, Family Drug Support, family of addicts support groups, and strategies on how to support an addict or help with addiction.

DISCLAIMER 

Every family is different — if you’re supporting someone through addiction, please make decisions that are right for you, ideally in consultation with qualified professionals and appropriate support networks.