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Dr. Lynn Payne, Broken Roads addiction counselor in Anderson, Indiana, shares her experience as the mother of an addicted loved one and as an addiction counselor.
If you're looking for a counselor, feel free to call Lynn at (765) 661-0149. Lynn does video-conferencing too.
Hindsight in any hardship is 20/20. We often see things differently after we've been through a crisis.
Listen to one mom talk about what she would do differently with her teen addict. Keep in mind that how we parent a teenager who's struggling with addiction is different than how we treat an adult addict.
Interview with recovering addict and author, Willow Green, who wrote the book, "I'm Sober, Now What? Moving through the fear, anxiety, and humility of LIFE, on Life's terms."
For a free download of INSIDE THE MIND of an ADDICT, go to GroovyWillowGreen.com or this link: https://bit.ly/38abLvc
Moms of addicted loved ones worry they'll get the call that their addicted loved ones overdosed. They live in fear every day. How do they find peace in their lives when they're in constant turmoil?
Meet Clare Cory, licensed psychologist, who's worked in the field of addiction recovery for more than thirty years. Listen to her answers on addiction, boundaries, and the fear of an addiction overdose.
How do moms get through the holidays and pretend that everything is okay when her child is actively using a mind-altering substance?
Do they invite their addicted child to their holiday event? What about Christmas? Should they give their addicted child a gift?
Meet Dre, a 24 year old woman who's a 16 month recovering addict. Find hope and the raw details on her perspective of spending the holidays with an addict. She was addicted to opioids, heroine and meth for nine years. Hear her truth about the mind of an addict.
Find ways to get through the pain of loss during a family time that should be filled with laughter and love.
Join the facebook group: MomsLettingGo
Download the free ebook at: MomsLettingGo.com
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