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67 - Alcohol and Drug Addiction with Dr. Ben Nordstrom

Podcast |: The Military Veteran Dad Podcast
Publisher |: Ben Killoy
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Health,; Interview,; Mental Health,; Military,; Personal Journals
Categories Via RSS |: Government,; Health & Fitness,; Kids & Family,; Mental Health,; Parenting
Publication Date |: Mar 30, 2020
Episode Duration |: 00:55:11

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We touch on a big idea here in this episode about being responsible for your own life and the choices you make and don't make have a direct correlation to the success you experience in life.

As parents, we need to understand that the only wrong thing to do when it comes to having this talk with our kids is NOT HAVING IT.

The #1 influence on a kid's choice to drink responsibly is their parents, and if we don't talk about it they will watch our actions or someones elses.

Topics Covered:

Planting the seeds of responsibility when they are young that carry over into being an adult.
Kids have a curiosity to learn and understand the world around them.
The emotional connection to alcohol and drug use
The patterns of your behavior will repeat with your kids
Drinking is not a coping mechanism
Tools for veterans facing alcohol and drug issues
Difference between Mental Health and Mental Wellness
Breaking the behavior groove of your habits to change the direction we are headed
Is letting your kids drink in your presence good or bad?
Having the talk with your kids > https://bit.ly/2WTfyLe
The many things that come from dad and we need to be active in their life

Tool Recommendation

CARS – Screening and Assessment Tool> https://bit.ly/2JmzCgT

Ask, Listen, Learn > https://bit.ly/3dNHVjY

How to connect with guest

Website > https://www.responsibility.org/

Facebook > https://bit.ly/3bxmIJ1

YouTube > https://bit.ly/3dA5Inr

Instagram > https://bit.ly/2UOL3Di

LinkedIn "Dr. Ben Nordstrom" > https://bit.ly/3at780P

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MilitaryVeteranDad.com/Blog

Instagram @Ben_Killoy > http://bit.ly/2Sq9pBG

Instagram @MilitaryVeteranDad > http://bit.ly/2JIwtJt

Twitter @benkilloy > http://bit.ly/2M8gFBn

Facebook Page @MilitaryVeteranDad > http://bit.ly/2y1LMGe

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Ask me a question?

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April is National Alcohol Responsibility Month in the United States and today we get to talk to the Executive Director of Responsibility.org. Responsible drinking is something that is a dark area of American culture and a lot of it not talked about in the world of parenting or being an adult. We touch on a big idea here in this episode about being responsible for your own life and the choices you make and don't make have a direct correlation to the success you experience in life.

We touch on a big idea here in this episode about being responsible for your own life and the choices you make and don't make have a direct correlation to the success you experience in life.

As parents, we need to understand that the only wrong thing to do when it comes to having this talk with our kids is NOT HAVING IT.

The #1 influence on a kid's choice to drink responsibly is their parents, and if we don't talk about it they will watch our actions or someones elses.

Topics Covered:

Planting the seeds of responsibility when they are young that carry over into being an adult.
Kids have a curiosity to learn and understand the world around them.
The emotional connection to alcohol and drug use
The patterns of your behavior will repeat with your kids
Drinking is not a coping mechanism
Tools for veterans facing alcohol and drug issues
Difference between Mental Health and Mental Wellness
Breaking the behavior groove of your habits to change the direction we are headed
Is letting your kids drink in your presence good or bad?
Having the talk with your kids > https://bit.ly/2WTfyLe
The many things that come from dad and we need to be active in their life