Andrea
Andrea
SHITSHOW SATURDAY #134 - Surviving Christmas
SHITSHOW SATURDAY #134 - Surviving Christmas
SHITSHOW SATURDAY #134 - Surviving Christmas
Saturday 28th December 2024
Andrea and guests share their raw experiences of navigating Christmas with dysfunctional families. Honest, relatable, and filled with moments of growth.
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47 minutes
Honest
Supportive
Raw
Compassionate
Healing
About this podcast
Author:
Andrea
Overview:
Categories:
Healing Relationships
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Christmas can be particularly challenging for those from dysfunctional families.
- Sharing personal experiences helps in understanding and healing.
- Taking things one step at a time can prevent feeling overwhelmed.
- Family gatherings often bring up unresolved issues and emotions.
- Supportive communities can provide much-needed comfort and understanding.
We don't have to solve the world today. One bite at a time.
Christmas can be a challenging time for many, especially those from dysfunctional families. In this episode of 'Adult Child', Andrea and her guests share their candid experiences of surviving the holiday season amidst complex family dynamics. From dealing with codependency to facing generational trauma, the conversation is raw and relatable. One guest recounts how their Christmas was overshadowed by their mother's drinking problem, while another speaks about the emotional turmoil of navigating family gatherings when everyone else is drunk.
The stories are heartfelt and filled with moments of clarity and growth. Andrea herself opens up about her own Christmas experience, highlighting the importance of taking things one step at a time and not trying to solve everything all at once. The episode is a testament to the strength and resilience of those who have faced similar struggles.
It's a reminder that you are not alone in your journey, and that healing is possible, even if it comes in small, incremental steps. Tune in for an honest and supportive discussion that will leave you feeling understood and less isolated.