On this episode of In the Circle, I go deep into the intricate web of family dynamics and the often misunderstood concept of addiction. With Lynn bringing forth a compelling inquiry about helping families grasp the true nature of alcoholism, it’s important to remember that addiction is not an isolated issue, but something that families experience together.
This conversation shines a light on the profound revelation that addiction originates from trauma and is deeply rooted in codependency. I believe that while addiction might be a universal human experience, the journey to recovery is not. Many belief systems can keep us trapped in the cycle of addiction. Yet, when families embark on the recovery journey together, the results are extraordinary.
In the midst of a mental health crisis, remember that no one has to walk the path to healing alone. Find solace, understanding, and a community that resonates with your journey. There’s always a way forward. Stay connected, ask for help, and believe that breakthroughs can, and do, exist.
There is nothing more powerful than a family that recovers together
– Tommy Rosen, In The Circle Podcast
Tommy discusses:
- How to navigate family dynamics during recovery
- Why addiction is a human experience, yet recovery is not
- Why addiction is deeply rooted in codependency, trauma, and relationships
- The reason we need to be open and vulnerable with our families
- The value of experiencing recovery meetings firsthand
Addiction is Part of Everyone’s Journey, But Recovery is Not.
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Join us at r20.com/welcome to explore how to move beyond addiction and thrive in your life.
