Season 1 - How I got here, a review of ACES, and my first time ever Podcasting

Season 1 - How I got here, a review of ACES, and my first time ever Podcasting

Imagine discovering your child's substance use struggle and feeling utterly lost. That's where Angie Reno found herself, and it's the heart of this episode of 'Siblinghood of Recovery'. Angie opens up about her personal journey, offering a beacon of hope to parents navigating similar challenges. This episode isn't just about sharing her story; it's about diving into Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their profound impact on substance use and mental health.

ACEs are those tough, often traumatic events that happen during childhood, shaping how a child learns to cope with stress. Research has shown a clear link between these early experiences and later struggles with substance use and mental health disorders. Angie stresses the importance of understanding these connections and finding support. She highlights the value of therapy, not just for the individual but for the whole family, and the power of community in the recovery process.

Angie's message is clear: you're not alone on this journey. Whether you're a parent just starting to grapple with your child's substance use or someone dealing with the aftermath of childhood trauma, this episode offers insights, support, and a sense of community. Tune in to 'Siblinghood of Recovery' and join Angie as she navigates the complex path to healing and hope.