A2D -from Addict to Disciple
A2D -from Addict to Disciple
# 239 My Childhood
# 239 My Childhood
# 239 My Childhood
Monday 28th October 2024
David Hain explores childhood trauma and its impact on addiction through a powerful poem and deep discussion in this episode of A2D - From Addict to Disciple.
10 minutes
Inspiring
Compassionate
Honest
Supportive
Healing
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Episode Overview
- Reflect on your own childhood experiences compared to Gregory's.
- Explore the different forms of abandonment and abuse.
- Consider writing your own poem about your childhood.
- Understand the importance of finding closure.
- Recognise the impact of unresolved emotional wounds on addiction.
'My childhood was dim. No light at all. Full of pain and sadness as I recall. Have you seen my childhood?'
David Hain is back with another compelling episode of 'A2D - From Addict to Disciple'. This time, he kicks off phase 2 of the 'From Ashes to Destiny' curriculum, focusing on healing the emotional wounds that often fuel addiction. The episode, titled 'My Childhood', opens with a poignant poem by Gregory Williams, which paints a vivid picture of a childhood marred by abandonment, abuse, and loss.
David doesn't just read the poem; he uses it as a springboard for deep discussion, posing nine thought-provoking questions that encourage listeners to reflect on their own childhood experiences. These questions range from comparing one's childhood to Gregory's, to exploring the different forms of abandonment and abuse, and even delving into the concept of finding closure. David's empathetic approach makes this episode not just informative but also deeply personal and relatable.
He invites listeners to write their own poems about their childhoods, fostering a sense of community and shared healing. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical steps for emotional healing. So, why should you tune in? Because understanding and addressing the wounds of your past can be a crucial step towards a healthier, addiction-free future. Ready to dig deep and start your healing journey?