Today, many parents are faced with the choice of their children to smoke cannabis, something that has become common property and is also a social issue for the children. When the parents ask the child to stop, they encounter resistance that presents them with questions that are difficult to answer.
If I am functioning and everything is fine, where is the problem?
It's boring anyway and there's nothing to do.
I finished everything I had to do today.
The cannabis helps me concentrate.
All over the world people smoke and everything is fine.
It is impossible to develop an addiction to cannabis.
The parents have a difficult task, they have to answer these questions from the point of view of providing accurate information about the use of cannabis, face the social conventions in which the child is captive, offer an answer that will win the pleasure involved in smoking cannabis and at the same time also be aware of the hidden motives behind the pattern of cannabis use – of which even the child himself is not aware.
There is a way to do these without harming the relationship with the child, and even deepening the acquaintance with him, but in order to do this, professional guidance is needed in the process
The purpose of the parents’ training is to provide tools, information and the ability to understand what are the motives that push the child into the cycle of smoking in order to prevent him from developing an addiction and to help him get the tools he needs to face life in a healthier way.
If you found out that your child smokes cannabis – I can help.