Healing Broken Trust: Rebecca Glorie on Generational Addiction
Episode Overview
Generational addiction can deeply impact childhood and adult life. Repairing relationships strained by addiction is crucial for healing. Healthier coping mechanisms are essential for maintaining sobriety. Creating a better environment for children can be a strong motivator to quit drinking. Support systems play a vital role in the recovery journey.
'The first person that broke my heart was mum, because she went from being this safe, loving person I could rely on to, oh, she's not like that all the time.'
In this episode of 'How I Quit Alcohol', Danni Carr sits down with psychologist Rebecca Glorie to explore the deep impact of generational addiction and the journey towards healing. Rebecca opens up about her childhood, growing up in a family where alcohol was a constant presence, and how this environment shaped her adult life. She shares her candid reflections on the challenges she faced, including the struggle to repair relationships strained by addiction.
You'll hear about the concept of 'repair after rupture', which highlights the importance of mending broken trust and finding healthier ways to cope. Rebecca's story is not just about her own battles with alcohol but also her commitment to creating a better environment for her daughter. Her journey from relapse to recovery is filled with raw honesty and offers valuable insights for anyone grappling with similar issues.
This episode is a powerful reminder that while the road to sobriety can be tough, it is also filled with opportunities for growth and redemption. Tune in to hear Rebecca's inspiring story and learn about the strategies she employs to maintain her sobriety and support others on their journey.