Mariam Ernest

Introduction to Recovery From Fragmented Families

Mariam Ernest

  • Episode #27 - You're literally thrown into your existence. So, what is next?

Episode #27 - You're literally thrown into your existence. So, what is next?

Thursday 3rd March 2022

Mariam Ernest discusses 'Thrownness' and its role in shaping our emotional lives, offering ways to build resilience after family estrangement.
15 minutes
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Introduction to Recovery From Fragmented Families
Author:
Mariam Ernest
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery from Trauma
Family Recovery from Addiction
Mindful Recovery
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Financial Health in Recovery
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Thrownness and Resilience: Navigating Life's Unchosen Paths

Estrangement is adversity that you were thrown into as well, but I do know we have a kick response, which is a fight or flight. But I also know we are a lot stronger than we are led to believe.
Ever felt like life threw you into situations you never chose? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Recovery From Fragmented Families', Mariam Ernest dives into the concept of 'Thrownness'. Coined by philosopher Martin Heidegger, Thrownness describes how we find ourselves in circumstances beyond our control, from our family's socioeconomic status to the era we were born in. These factors, often predetermined, shape our emotional blueprint and influence our behaviors and thoughts more than we might realize.
Mariam shares her insights on how understanding this concept can help us build resilience, especially when dealing with the fallout of family estrangement. She emphasizes that while we can't change these unchosen aspects of our lives, we can learn to navigate them with a positive mindset. This episode offers a roadmap for emotional recovery, urging listeners to look within and find strength in adversity.
Perfect for anyone grappling with family estrangement or seeking to understand how their past shapes their present, this episode is both enlightening and empowering.