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Have you ever wondered why your loved one keeps relapsing after short-term rehab, leaving you feeling exhausted, confused, and hopeless?

If your child has walked in and out of rehab more times than you can count, you’re not alone. Many parents discover too late that short-term rehabs often don’t address the deep, ongoing needs required for genuine healing—leaving families stuck in cycles of fear and disappointment when what they truly want is a pathway to lasting recovery.

• Understand why short-term rehabs rarely create real, lasting change in your loved one’s journey.
• Discover what long-term recovery actually requires, including brain healing time, stable housing, and consistent therapy.
• Gain renewed hope knowing that relapse does not mean failure but can be part of the path toward your loved one’s future recovery.

Listen now to learn what truly supports long-term recovery so you can find real hope and a clearer path forward for your family.

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This podcast provides practical guidance and support for families navigating the challenges of substance abuse disorder, offering insights from addiction recovery experts, family therapy, and support groups like Al-Anon and Family Drug Support, with a focus on understanding how to help and support loved ones dealing with addiction, including heroin addiction, through counselling and treatment options.

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.