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For moms of addicted adult children, here's WHY the words we think will help are actually the worst approach. (What to say instead.) It took me years to learn this. And quite frankly, it was a painful truth. But suddenly I realized why everything I said to “fix” my son’s addiction was actually making the situation WORSE. I realized why the books and support groups never helped. And finally I realized what my son truly DID need from me… …(which ended up being the very thing that would bring peace back to my own life). See, here’s where we can be our own worst enemies. As parents, we are wired to love our kids. And that’s a great thing. But it can backfire when addiction enters the picture. Our natural way of loving our children keeps them locked in their ways - and DISCOURAGES them from choosing recovery. Look, I am NOT saying we need “tough love” with our kids. When people talk about being “too hard” on our kids or “too soft” - they’re missing the point entirely. There’s no such thing as too hard or too soft. And if there was some magic blend of “hard” and “soft” that created change in our kids… We all would have found it a long time ago. Instead, we need to completely rethink the way we parent our addicted children. We need a fresh view of what they really need… and what we can really do. The good news is that we have incredible power. There IS hope. And it is possible to reclaim our own lives and the lives of our children - while encouraging them to recover. I’m happy to say that my son eventually chose recovery. I’m so proud of the mature and responsible man that he has become. And he is the first to tell you that it was the change in ME that encouraged him to change. All because I finally understood why almost all parents get it wrong… And what I needed to do instead. Since then, I’ve made it my mission to share this information with as many parents as possible. Let me share those concepts with you today in a free video workshop. It’s time to start your journey toward hope and peace: go.livewellandfully.com/comm-workshop-fb01/