Angie Reno
Angie Reno
Season 1 - Shame. Nope, Not Gonna Do It (and neither "Should" you)
Season 1 - Shame. Nope, Not Gonna Do It (and neither "Should" you)
Season 1 - Shame. Nope, Not Gonna Do It (and neither "Should" you)
Sunday 10th October 2021
Angie Reno discusses the burden of shame in addiction recovery, offering insights and support for families. Listen now for hope and practical advice.
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Author:
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!Letting Go of Shame: A Parent's Guide to Embracing Addiction Recovery
Grace walks the halls of addiction...those small increments of life, of getting through That Day, hopefully, when you get to the point where you can have joy in Those Days, in those hours, they don't need to be filled up with shame.
Imagine the weight of discovering your child is struggling with addiction. In this heartfelt episode of 'Siblinghood of Recovery', Angie Reno opens up about her own journey through this challenging landscape. She candidly discusses the heavy burden of shame that often accompanies a parent's realization of their child's Substance Use Disorder (SUD). Angie emphasizes that while shame can be an overwhelming emotion, addressing it early is crucial for healing.
She draws on her personal experiences and shares how recognizing and managing shame has been a pivotal part of her family's recovery process. Angie also highlights the importance of community support and self-reflection in overcoming these emotional hurdles. By connecting with others who are going through similar struggles, parents can find solace and strength. This episode isn't just about dealing with shame; it's about fostering resilience and hope. Angie reminds listeners that they are not alone in this journey.
She offers practical advice and compassionate insights, making it clear that recovery is possible, not just for the individual struggling with addiction, but for the entire family. If you're navigating the rough waters of a loved one's addiction, this episode is a beacon of understanding and support.