Parent Education: Understanding Teen Addiction Part 1

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The Progression of Chemical Use from Experimentation to Addiction:an understanding of the differences

The Emotional illness of Substance Abuse and The Disease of Addiction

The Reasons Young People Progresses so Rapidly to Addiction Parent Denial & Enabling Behaviors

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Jon Daily, LCSW, CADC
specializes in the outpatient treatment of adolescents and young adults with substance abuse and mental health issues.
He offers a counseling process that involves individual counseling on a weekly basis, along with a parent/guardian education component. Each session has a specific purpose in the structured process of guiding a person toward recovery.

It is recognized that almost all drug-users begin treatment without the motivation to change. The first task of counseling is to help a person develop a greater recognition of their problem, and to support a growing motivation for change.

Jon co-authored the 2006 book "How to Help Your Child Become Drug Free." Currently, he instructs a graduate school course on chemical dependency for the University of San Francisco. He has been an instructor for UC Davis and Sacramento County Probation. In addition to teaching, Jon has given multiple local and national television and radio presentations regarding substance use issues.

As the recipient of the 1998 Youth Program Award by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, he was honored for his design and implementation of a intervention curriculum. In addition to his dedication counseling adolescents, young adults and their families, Jon provides presentations to schools, parent groups and community forums.