A few things that is more popular in the public’s eye than trying to prevent young folks from using drugs. We spend millions of dollars in hopes to get the message across to the younger generation. The rate of addiction stays the same because preventing use is not the same as preventing addiction. There are circumstances or influences responsible in sons’ and daughters’ usage in single parent families have shown significant involvement for future drug usage which increases when the caregiver turns into a risk factor as an absenteeism parent. Donald’s father works late hours leaving Donald to cook, clean and do his own laundry.
Another risk factor is poor parenting skills by his father in the belief Donald is ok and able to live independently. …show more content…
If his father would have said he cared this would have helped keep Donald from using. Donald did not care about himself and had to have people tell him they cared. In contrast, TJ was particularly closed to his mother. If he were to lose his mother who serves as the primary parent, she appears much more caring for TJ than how Donald sees his father’s actions. In addition, it would seem unlikely Donald would remain sober if he were to live with his mother. Even though Donald’s life with his father is dysfunctional, Donald cares for his father as he wants his dad to care about …show more content…
Genes they inherit and the environment they live in. These kids bring anxiety, trauma, grief and depression, but the empty place is in the heart. As children become angry at their parents no one addresses the depression early on. As they grow older, there might be some issues that could ultimately lead to either drinking or using to deal with an absent parent which could lead to more serious problems. If someone steps up to the plate to offer support early on to help give whatever they need to deal with a problem that might prevent from resorting to using another time. The stage of Andrea’s life changed the type of antecedents and risk factors compared to the life of TJ in a reverse view. Although, you heard the same message from Matthew as you did from TJ. Donald’s complaints or misguided view presented the same with
Another risk factor is poor parenting skills by his father in the belief Donald is ok and able to live independently. …show more content…
If his father would have said he cared this would have helped keep Donald from using. Donald did not care about himself and had to have people tell him they cared. In contrast, TJ was particularly closed to his mother. If he were to lose his mother who serves as the primary parent, she appears much more caring for TJ than how Donald sees his father’s actions. In addition, it would seem unlikely Donald would remain sober if he were to live with his mother. Even though Donald’s life with his father is dysfunctional, Donald cares for his father as he wants his dad to care about …show more content…
Genes they inherit and the environment they live in. These kids bring anxiety, trauma, grief and depression, but the empty place is in the heart. As children become angry at their parents no one addresses the depression early on. As they grow older, there might be some issues that could ultimately lead to either drinking or using to deal with an absent parent which could lead to more serious problems. If someone steps up to the plate to offer support early on to help give whatever they need to deal with a problem that might prevent from resorting to using another time. The stage of Andrea’s life changed the type of antecedents and risk factors compared to the life of TJ in a reverse view. Although, you heard the same message from Matthew as you did from TJ. Donald’s complaints or misguided view presented the same with