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OPC 046: How Unresolved Family Trauma Can Provoke the Desire to Drink
OPC 046: How Unresolved Family Trauma Can Provoke the Desire to Drink
OPC 046: How Unresolved Family Trauma Can Provoke the Desire to Drink
Tuesday 16th November 2021
Explore how unresolved family trauma fuels addiction and learn steps toward sobriety in this Omar Pinto Coaching podcast episode.
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Ever wondered how unresolved family issues can fuel addiction? In this eye-opening episode of the Omar Pinto Coaching podcast, we meet Ted, a recovering alcoholic who’s grappling with sobriety while dealing with broken relationships. Ted shares his deeply personal story, shedding light on how his strained ties with his daughter and older brother are impacting his journey to stay sober.
Omar Pinto, with his empathetic coaching style, guides Ted through an honest introspection to uncover the root causes of his addiction. This episode is a raw and real exploration of how family trauma can hold us back and what it takes to break free. Omar emphasizes the importance of addressing underlying issues, establishing healthy relationships, and engaging in supportive communities like 12-step fellowships.
If you're battling addiction or seeking ways to support someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Tune in to hear Ted's journey and learn how taking responsibility and seeking help can pave the way to long-term sobriety.