MY House Matsu
MY House Matsu
MY Voice Ep. 8: Breaking the Cycle
MY Voice Ep. 8: Breaking the Cycle
MY Voice Ep. 8: Breaking the Cycle
Friday 10th June 2022
Tune into MY Voice Ep. 8 for a heartfelt conversation on breaking generational trauma with a guest who now works at MY House.
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47 minutes
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Empowering
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Hopeful
Healing
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Generational Trauma: A Story of Hope and Recovery
I think being vindicated is maybe the right word, because I had always thought: you know once, once I you know, like I was saying from the high school, right, once I'm done with this, yeah, I'm just going to disengage. Staying and working on what's here- um, you know- and and repairing, repairing the damage, doing what we can to prevent damage, helping people deal with it. That is the goal and the solution and the right thing to do.
Ever wondered how someone breaks free from the chains of generational trauma? In this episode of MY Voice, Mike sits down with a remarkable guest who now works at MY House, a youth drop-in center in Wasilla, Alaska. The conversation dives deep into the guest's personal journey through addiction, homelessness, depression, and domestic violence. They share how the absence of support from their mother set the stage for many of their early struggles.
Despite facing rock bottom with no resources, they found a way to rise above it all. This isn't just a story of hardship; it's a testament to resilience and the power of community support. The guest opens up about the tough realities of overcoming quid pro quo situations and finding stability through alternative education paths like charter schools. They also highlight how MY House's comprehensive support services—offering food, housing, and job training—played a crucial role in their recovery.
The episode is a candid look at how a fulfilling career can be both a reward and a coping mechanism, providing a sense of purpose and direction. Listeners will gain insights into the importance of repairing the damage caused by trauma and helping others do the same. The guest's story is a powerful reminder that while the journey to recovery is challenging, it's also incredibly rewarding.
Tune in to hear about their aspirations and how they're working to make a difference in their community. This episode is marked as explicit, so listener discretion is advised. If you're looking for a raw, heartfelt conversation about breaking cycles of trauma and finding hope, this episode is for you.