From Partnership to End Addiction <[email protected]>
Subject Families are the solution, not the problem
Date September 13, 2022 7:03 PM
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We understand the power of relationships in recovery.

Dear Friend,

The parents and family of anyone struggling with substance use play a critical and valuable role in the journey to and through recovery. However, the importance of what parents and family members can do to support their struggling loved ones is often minimized or, worse yet, framed as a contributing factor to their loved one’s ongoing problem.

In the next episode of our year-long video series ([link removed] ) , our host GloZell chats with experts and advocates with lived experience about how families can be empowered and supported as they strive to help their children and loved ones overcome substance use disorder and addiction.

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“While I was the one with a substance use disorder, I feel like my family was dragged right along with me,” said Carleah Summers, a recovery advocate. “I heard things like ‘They’re co-dependent, they’re enablers.’ Instead of telling families what they can do, we were telling them everything they weren’t doing or shouldn’t do.”

You can watch this episode and previous episodes here on drugfree.org. ([link removed] ) This video series will feature a variety of topics, voices and stories all year long.

For more information on the family's role in recovery visit these Partnership to End Addiction resources below:

- When Your Child Sees Substance Use as an Answer, Not a Problem ([link removed] ) – Get tips to understanding the WHY behind your child's substance use.
- Allowing for Natural Consequences to Encourage Behavior Change ([link removed] ) – Receive guidance on setting clear limits and boundaries.
- Self-Care: I Know I Need to Take Care of Myself Too, but How? ([link removed] ) – Learn how taking care of your personal needs can lead to better problem solving and improved coping methods.
- Get Support ([link removed] ) – Many parents and families have gone through the same challenges you’re facing now. We’re here to help.

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