Navigating the Evolution of Friendships with Emotional Sobriety
Episode Overview
Friendships can evolve, and it's okay to grow apart. Emotional sobriety helps navigate changing relationships. You can support friends without compromising your values. Redefining relationships can lead to personal growth. Offering compassionate support can be fulfilling.
You can have people in your life who you're their friend and they're not yours. That's totally okay.
Friendships change over time, and in this episode of Levelheaded Talk, Dr. Andrea Vitz and Jon Leon Guerrero tackle the evolution of these bonds. They discuss how friendships can shift and the roles we play within them, highlighting that sometimes you outgrow certain connections. Dr. Vitz shares her experiences, explaining how emotional sobriety can help you navigate these changes without feeling guilty or abandoning your values.
Jon reflects on his personal journey, where he feels a sense of obligation to support a friend despite growing apart. They explore the idea that you can still offer support without compromising your own well-being. Dr. Vitz emphasises that it's okay to redefine relationships and become a mentor or guide rather than a traditional friend. This episode is perfect for anyone struggling with changing dynamics in their friendships and looking for ways to handle these shifts with compassion and clarity.
Tune in for heartfelt advice and relatable anecdotes that will leave you feeling understood and empowered to make the best decisions for your emotional health.