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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2025 · 2 MIN

Ep. 62: Everyday Parenting — The Family Ritual That Prevents Teen Drug Use (Its Not What You Think)

from Dr. Todd Talks · host Dr. Todd Corelli

She was 15 years old, living in a luxury penthouse—and had never eaten a meal with her parents.This short 2 minute "Everyday Parenting" episode explores the surprising power of shared meals to prevent substance use and build emotional connection.You’ll learn:• Why family meals are linked to lower risk of teen drug use• How connection—not control—is the real protective factor• One simple step you can take today to build this ritual in your own homeIf this resonated, I’d love to hear your thoughts or a quick review.And if you want more short episodes like this, follow or subscribe wherever you’re listening.Want more than just tips? My parenting course, Connection & Credibility, helps you build a strong bond with your kids while setting healthy boundaries that actually work. Explore the course: https://drtoddtalks.com/course/For more parenting insights, visit my website: https://www.drtoddtalks.comFind me on YouTube at: https://youtube.com/@drtoddtalksFollow on Instagram: https://instagram.com/drtoddtalks

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