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code humans. Welcome to Raising Good Humans. I'm Dr. Eliza Pressman and today I have Jessica

Leahy, author of the Addiction Anoculation, Raising Healthy Kids and a Culture of Dependence.

She is in conversation with me about who gets addicted and why and importantly what parents can do,

what conversations parents can have, what boundaries and expectations parents can have,

and how to build a relationship with your kids so that they have a reduced risk of substance abuse.

Thank you for listening. And if you enjoy this episode, please don't hesitate to subscribe,

rate, and write a little review. And I hope you enjoy this episode. It's so important to have

these conversations. They're difficult to think about. And yet, the earlier we start having

intentional parenting related to raising healthy kids in a culture of dependence, the more likely

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