Pat Ridge
Pat Ridge
#62 - Be The Lighthouse and The Coastguard
#62 - Be The Lighthouse and The Coastguard
#62 - Be The Lighthouse and The Coastguard
Tuesday 7th July 2020
Patrick Ridge and guests discuss generational curses, sobriety, and mental resilience on 'Learning to Lose'.
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77 minutes
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Pat Ridge
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Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Generational Chains: Sobriety and Family Dynamics
It's not about what we have or what we accomplish, it's about what's going on in between our ears, right, and we have to be as alcoholics and addicts.
What happens when parents unknowingly pass down their struggles to their children? In this episode of 'Learning to Lose', host Patrick Ridge, along with guests Didier, Woodstock, and Mikey, tackle the heavy topic of generational curses. They dive deep into how parents' actions and behaviors shape their children's lives, often perpetuating cycles of addiction and mental health challenges. This isn't just a chat about theory; it's a heartfelt discussion filled with personal stories and raw honesty.
The guests open up about their own journeys to sobriety and how breaking free from these generational chains has transformed their lives. They also explore the role of platforms like AA in reaching out to those still struggling. One memorable moment from the episode captures the essence of their conversation: 'It's not about what we have or what we accomplish, it's about what's going on in between our ears, right, and we have to be as alcoholics and addicts'.
This quote underscores the episode's focus on inner battles and the importance of mental resilience. If you're looking for an episode that blends vulnerability with hope, this one offers plenty of both. Tune in for a dose of inspiration and a reminder that breaking free is possible.