
When One Parent is in Denial: The Silent Saboteur
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Denial is one of the biggest roadblocks to an addict’s recovery, and when one parent refuses to see the reality of their child’s addiction, it creates an even more painful and complicated struggle. I know this firsthand. When one parent is fighting to get their child the help they need while the other minimizes, excuses, or outright denies the problem, it can delay treatment and make the journey even harder.
In this episode, I’ll talk about the emotional toll of dealing with a partner who won’t accept the truth and how that denial—whether out of fear, guilt, or misplaced hope—can prolong the chaos. But more importantly, I’ll share ways to handle the situation, from setting firm boundaries to having difficult but necessary conversations. How we navigate this dynamic can directly impact how soon our child gets help. Ignoring the problem won’t make it go away, but facing it together—no matter how hard—can be the first step toward healing.