A Study of Life Experiences Living as a Parent of a Recovering People with Drug Addiction

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The study aims to understand the life experiences of parents living with children recovering from drug addiction and explore family support strategies.
Conducted in-depth interviews with 8 parents of drug addicts
Analyzed data using Giorgi's phenomenological method
Focused on personal narratives and emotional experiences
Identified feelings of isolation and fear due to stigma
Described struggles with treatment and relapse
Highlighted parental guilt and reflections on parenting style
Pointed to the importance of community support and educational programs
Emphasized the need for early intervention and family empowerment programs

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Qualitative study explores parental experiences and avenues for family support in drug addiction contexts.

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Mi-Kyung Choi (2026) studied this question.

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