Watching your child struggle with addiction can be devastating. You likely want to protect and support them—but without structure, that compassion can unintentionally enable more destructive behaviors. The key is learning how to combine love

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Loving a child who struggles with addiction is one of the most painful and complex experiences a parent can face. The emotional toll can feel like an endless rollercoaster—hope, heartbreak, anger, fear, guilt, and despair

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Watching your child struggle with addiction can make any parent feel helpless. Out of love and fear, many parents unknowingly slip into enabling behaviors—doing things that protect their child from consequences but also prevent them

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Watching your child struggle with addiction can make any parent feel helpless. Out of love and fear, many parents unknowingly slip into enabling behaviors—doing things that protect their child from consequences but also prevent them

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Addiction among teens and young adults is a growing concern that affects not only individuals but also their families and communities. Substance abuse during these formative years can have long-lasting effects on physical health, mental

Discovering that your child is struggling with addiction is an overwhelming and heartbreaking experience. As a parent, you may feel a mix of emotions—guilt, fear, anger, and helplessness. However, your love and support can make