120: Intergenerational Drinking120: Intergenerational Drinking
Soberful
Is an alcohol problem genetic or a learned behaviour? In this episode, Chip and Veronica discuss how drinking is modeled in families and how kids develop a relationship with alcohol, based on their parenting. To learn more, visit the .
43:45•2 Dec 2020
Intergenerational Drinking: How Family Habits Shape Our Relationship with Alcohol
“Kids just learn in families how to be. And you know there's some families I'm thinking of where, like in the generations like, alcohol was just such a massive part of the family.”
Do you ever wonder if your drinking habits are inherited or picked up from your environment? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Soberful', hosts Veronica Valli and Chip Somers dive into the complex world of intergenerational drinking. They explore whether alcoholism is a genetic trait or a learned behavior, sharing personal stories and real-life examples that highlight how family dynamics can influence our relationship with alcohol.
Veronica and Chip discuss how kids develop their attitudes towards drinking based on their upbringing, touching on the emotional impact and potential vulnerabilities to alcohol and drugs. They also provide practical advice on how to approach conversations about sobriety with parents and offer alternative ways to connect and unwind without alcohol. This episode is packed with valuable insights and engaging discussions that will leave you reflecting on your own experiences and family history.
Whether you're curious about the roots of your drinking habits or looking for ways to break the cycle for future generations, this episode has something for everyone.
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