Arlina Allen
Arlina Allen
343 Coaching Call: Paul M on Making Amends, Healing A Marriage, and Processing Grief
343 Coaching Call: Paul M on Making Amends, Healing A Marriage, and Processing Grief
343 Coaching Call: Paul M on Making Amends, Healing A Marriage, and Processing Grief
Monday 14th October 2024
Join Arlina Allen and Paul M as they discuss making amends, healing a marriage, and processing grief in this heartfelt episode.
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47 minutes
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Arlina Allen
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Making amends involves more than just changed behaviour; genuine apologies are crucial.
- Sobriety can have a profound impact on family dynamics and relationships.
- Dealing with unresolved resentment is essential for healing long-term relationships.
- Grief can be a significant part of the recovery journey.
- Therapy and support systems play a vital role in emotional healing.
I’m like, I could— I mean, we’re going to be married 37 years. Wow, congratulations.
In this episode of The One Day At A Time Recovery Podcast, host Arlina Allen sits down with Paul M to explore the complex process of making amends, healing a long-term marriage, and dealing with grief. Paul, who is nearing his first year of sobriety, opens up about the challenges he faces in mending his 37-year marriage, particularly the lingering resentment from his wife.
Their candid conversation reveals the emotional hurdles and the importance of genuine apologies beyond just changed behaviour. Paul shares touching anecdotes about how his sobriety has impacted not only his life but also his family's, highlighting the ripple effect of recovery. The episode also delves into Paul's personal journey of dealing with grief after losing his twin brother to addiction, shedding light on the profound emotional work required in recovery.
This heartfelt discussion is a must-listen for anyone navigating the tricky waters of repairing relationships while staying sober. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, Paul's story offers valuable lessons and a reminder that healing is a continuous process. Tune in for an honest and raw look at the struggles and triumphs of maintaining sobriety and rebuilding trust.