Billy and Jason
Billy and Jason
221: Breaking Free from Family Triggers - The Power of Reparenting (Sort Of) Pt 2
221: Breaking Free from Family Triggers - The Power of Reparenting (Sort Of) Pt 2
221: Breaking Free from Family Triggers - The Power of Reparenting (Sort Of) Pt 2
Sunday 31st March 2024
Join Billy and Jason as they explore reparenting, family triggers, and generational parenting differences in this insightful episode.
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34 minutes
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Recovery Reimagined
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Episode Overview
- Explore the challenges of reparenting and setting clear boundaries in family dynamics
- Reflect on generational parenting differences and the impact on inner voices and behaviors
- Discuss the importance of external support in building a compassionate inner voice
- Share personal experiences and insights on transforming parenting ideals
- Navigate the complexities of healing from family triggers and past traumas
The reparenting feels very separate from like 'Oh, it's my parent' unless you're still maybe... are you still looking to your mom to be that inner parent to fulfill that inner parent?
Parenting can be a minefield, especially when you're trying to heal from your own past. In this episode of 'Recovery (Sort Of)', hosts Billy and Jason dive deep into the concept of reparenting. They discuss how setting boundaries and addressing generational differences in parenting styles can impact both parents and children. Ever felt like your parents' way of doing things clashes with how you want to raise your kids? You're not alone.
The hosts share personal stories and insights on how older generations sometimes spoil grandchildren, often ignoring the parents' wishes. This leads to an enlightening conversation about reparenting ourselves—tackling those negative inner voices and behaviors rooted in our past experiences. Therapy and counseling come up as essential tools in this journey, but the hosts also explore other sources of guidance, like recovery sponsors and self-help books.
Billy and Jason emphasize the importance of self-compassion and personal growth, acknowledging that healing from past traumas takes time and effort. They discuss how integrating therapy concepts into reparenting can foster healthier family dynamics. If you're looking for a supportive and understanding take on the challenges of modern parenting, this episode offers a compassionate perspective that's both relatable and inspiring.