Sober Solutions Podcast
Sober Solutions Podcast
Episode 26: Recovery & Relationships, Pt. 3: Family
Episode 26: Recovery & Relationships, Pt. 3: Family
Episode 26: Recovery & Relationships, Pt. 3: Family
Tuesday 5th October 2021
Renee and Mary discuss the impact of addiction on family dynamics and share their journeys of healing and rebuilding trust in this episode.
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Get the buttons here!Mothers Speak Out: Navigating Family Dynamics in Recovery
Addiction can damage family dynamics, destroy trust, and debilitate communication. In this week’s episode, we hear from Renee and Mary - the mothers of Chris and Ben - who share their experience of what it was like and what it’s like now as the watch their son’s travel this journey of recovery.
When addiction hits a family, it doesn't just affect the individual struggling with substance abuse—it ripples through everyone connected to them. In this episode of the Sober Solutions Podcast, Renee and Mary, mothers of Chris and Ben, open up about their emotional journeys as they watch their sons battle addiction and find their way to recovery. They share candid stories of heartbreak, resilience, and the painstaking process of rebuilding trust and communication within their families.
The episode highlights how addiction can shatter family dynamics and the slow but rewarding path to healing. Renee and Mary emphasize the importance of focusing on self-care and seeking support through groups like Al-Anon. They offer heartfelt advice on practicing patience, maintaining open lines of communication, and taking each day as it comes. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with the impact of addiction on family relationships.
It provides a comforting reminder that healing is possible, and that small steps, backed by a solid support system, can lead to significant progress.