Angie Reno
Angie Reno
Season 1 - Finding Treatment Part 2, Readiness To Change
Season 1 - Finding Treatment Part 2, Readiness To Change
Season 1 - Finding Treatment Part 2, Readiness To Change
Sunday 14th November 2021
Angie Reno discusses family readiness for change in addiction recovery, offering practical advice and highlighting valuable resources.
17 minutes
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Angie Reno
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Recovery from Trauma
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Ready for Change: Families and the Road to Recovery
Essentially altered brain functioning and decision-making associated, experienced by family members who have a loved one with an sud may further contribute to disrupted family functioning.
Imagine stepping into a world where every day is a battle against Substance Use Disorder (SUD) within your family. Angie Reno knows this all too well, and in this episode of 'Siblinghood of Recovery', she dives into the crucial concept of Readiness to Change (RTC). Drawing on the work of experts like Spencer D. Bradshaw and Sterling T. Shumway, Angie unpacks how families can prepare themselves for the challenging yet rewarding journey of recovery.
This episode isn't just about the person struggling with addiction; it's about the entire family unit learning to adapt and grow together. Angie emphasizes the importance of self-education and highlights valuable resources like the Huberman Lab's neuroscience insights and Foundry's Parent Resources from British Columbia. She gently nudges parents to take personal responsibility, engage with therapists, and embrace community support.
With a focus on practical steps and heartfelt advice, Angie reminds us that recovery is a collective effort, urging listeners to find their tribe and take one step at a time. Whether you're a parent, sibling, or friend of someone battling SUD, this episode offers a lifeline of hope and actionable strategies.