Kamryn Rock

Recovery in the Raw

Kamryn Rock

  • Early recovery and parenting

Early recovery and parenting

Sunday 27th March 2022

Kamryn Rock explores the challenges of early recovery and parenting, touching on boundaries, trauma healing, and financial stability.
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54 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
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Compassionate

About this podcast

Recovery in the Raw
Author:
Kamryn Rock
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Recovery from Trauma
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Episodes:
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Balancing Act: Early Recovery and Parenting Challenges

Parenting in recovery can be hard, especially because there are things I see in my child that I can't stand about myself. It disgusts me, yeah, and like not that I'm disgusted at her. You go into mom mode and you're like I need to correct that.
Parenting is tough enough, but imagine juggling it while also navigating the rocky waters of early recovery. That's exactly what Kamryn Rock tackles in this episode of 'Recovery in the Raw'. Kamryn opens up about her own experiences, sharing the highs and lows of managing sobriety while raising a child. The conversation doesn't shy away from tough topics like setting boundaries with family members still struggling with addiction and the financial hurdles single parents often face in recovery.
Kamryn and her guests dive deep into healing past traumas and learning to let go of anger, offering insights that are both practical and heartfelt. They also discuss the importance of forgiveness and how different attachment styles can affect parenting. One particularly moving segment focuses on the challenges of transitioning children back home after they've been in foster care.
This episode is a raw, honest look at the complex intersection of early recovery and parenting, filled with moments that will leave you feeling hopeful and inspired. Whether you're a parent in recovery or know someone who is, this conversation offers valuable perspectives and real-life advice.