Episode 59: The Difficulties of Parenting an Adult Child with Addiction, featuring Dr. Judith Smith
11/22/24 • 43 min
We talk with Dr. Judith Smith, who has researched and written about the difficulties of parenting adult children with addiction and other mental health challenges. We talk about what she has learned, how this interfaces with what we know about addiction in families, and how to find your way through these challenges.
Special Guest: Judith Smith, PhD.
We talk with Dr. Judith Smith, who has researched and written about the difficulties of parenting adult children with addiction and other mental health challenges. We talk about what she has learned, how this interfaces with what we know about addiction in families, and how to find your way through these challenges.
Special Guest: Judith Smith, PhD.
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