Understanding 'He's Safe': A Parent's Guide to Recovery Language
The biggest thing that you got out of this is he is safe equals time to take a deep breath.
When you hear the words 'He's Safe' after placing your child into recovery, it can stir up a whirlwind of emotions. For many parents, these words might bring feelings of failure or shame. But Angie Reno, host of 'Siblinghood of Recovery', invites you to see them differently. In this episode, she explores the deeper meaning behind this phrase and why it signals a time for self-reflection and growth within the family unit.
Angie delves into the concept of Family Systems, explaining how intergenerational traditions and traumas shape our behaviors and relationships. She encourages parents to use the time their child is in professional care to reassess these patterns and work towards creating a healthier family dynamic. By understanding the language of recovery, you can turn a moment of despair into an opportunity for personal and familial healing.
Angie also touches on the benefits of therapy and the supportive nature of the recovery community, offering practical advice and hope for those navigating this challenging journey. If you're ready to transform your perspective and embrace a path of healing, this episode is a must-listen.