Margaret Swift Thompson
Margaret Swift Thompson
Ep 144 - Addicted at Age Five and Recovery Required Learning to Supply Love to Herself.
Ep 144 - Addicted at Age Five and Recovery Required Learning to Supply Love to Herself.
Ep 144 - Addicted at Age Five and Recovery Required Learning to Supply Love to Herself.
Sunday 14th April 2024
Jorja Jamison discusses her early addiction, overcoming shame, and finding self-love in recovery without traditional faith on The Embrace Family Recovery Podcast.
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Margaret Swift Thompson
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery Reimagined
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the challenges healers face with substance use disorder
- Exploring the journey of recovery without faith in God
- Embracing vulnerability and authenticity in the healing process
- Overcoming societal expectations and imposter syndrome
- Role modelling vulnerability and authenticity for others
It's not about achievement in recovery; it's about being content and quiet within yourself, without needing external validation. The journey of recovery reveals that success lies in embracing vulnerability and authenticity.
What happens when a healer needs healing? In this episode of The Embrace Family Recovery Podcast, Margaret Swift Thompson sits down with Jorja Jamison, author of the upcoming book 'Wounded Healing: The Art and Soul of Surthrival'. Jorja's story is nothing short of remarkable. She opens up about her struggles with addiction that began shockingly early—at just five years old. Imagine grappling with substance use while also being seen as a source of strength for others.
Jorja shares how she navigated her recovery journey without leaning on traditional religious beliefs, offering a unique perspective that many might find relatable. She dives into the role of shame in her life and how it kept her trapped in a cycle of self-doubt and addiction. But it's not all gloom; Jorja also talks about the pivotal moment when she shifted from chasing external validation to finding contentment within herself.
Her journey is a testament to the power of self-love and resilience. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Jorja's story offers valuable insights and hope.