Rev. Rachel Harrison

Recover Your Soul: A Spiritual Path to a Happy and Healthy Life

Rev. Rachel Harrison

  • Addiction and Parenthood with Bodhi Harrison: Finding Balance Between Supporting Our Adult Children and Detaching with Love

Addiction and Parenthood with Bodhi Harrison: Finding Balance Between Supporting Our Adult Children and Detaching with Love

Monday 23rd October 2023

Rev. Rachel Harrison and her son Bodhi share insights on balancing love and detachment while navigating addiction recovery.
43 minutes
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Recover Your Soul: A Spiritual Path to a Happy and Healthy Life
Author:
Rev. Rachel Harrison
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Religion & Spirituality
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Healing Relationships
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Balancing Love and Detachment: Bodhi Harrison on Addiction and Parenthood

Episode Overview

  • Rachel and Bodhi's candid conversation sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of addiction recovery.
  • They discuss the complexities of supporting a loved one through addiction while emphasizing the importance of non-judgmental support.
  • Bodhi shares his personal journey, highlighting the impact of substance use on his mental health and the pivotal moments that prompted him to reevaluate his relationship with drugs and alcohol.
  • The conversation delves into the spiritual aspects of Bodhi's journey, emphasizing the role of faith and self-discovery in his pursuit of sobriety and personal growth.
  • Their discussion provides valuable insights into the complexities of addiction, the power of self-awareness, and the transformative potential of sobriety.
I feel like making observational statements is okay. I think some people might not take it the best, but observing like, hey, from my perspective, it seems like you're partying a little hard. Or making suggestive statements of like, not even mentioning anything that we're doing but mentioning maybe good ideas and good practices that you think would be healthier decisions. It's hard because it's a festival, it's a big party, right? I don't think there's a right or wrong, but did you feel judged by us at that event? No, I definitely could tell you guys were a little worried and weren't super stoked with my partying. But I also know that you guys see the potential in me living a sober life.
Parenting is tough, but when addiction enters the picture, it can feel like an impossible balancing act. In this heartfelt episode of 'Recover Your Soul', Rev. Rachel Harrison sits down with her son, Bodhi Harrison, to discuss their personal experiences with addiction and recovery. Born to parents grappling with addiction, Bodhi has walked a complex path filled with both moments of clarity and relapses into substance use.
Now 24, he opens up about his journey towards sobriety, sharing the highs and lows that have marked his path. The conversation is raw and honest, exploring the delicate balance parents must strike between supporting their adult children and allowing them the space to make their own choices. Rachel and Bodhi delve into the emotional rollercoaster of loving someone through their addiction, emphasizing the importance of non-judgmental support and unconditional love.
They also touch on the spiritual aspects of recovery, discussing how faith and self-discovery play crucial roles in Bodhi's quest for a healthier life. As they reflect on Bodhi's dream of becoming a professional athlete, they highlight the significance of prioritizing sobriety to achieve one's goals. This episode offers a deeply personal look at the challenges and triumphs of addiction recovery, providing valuable insights and hope for anyone navigating similar struggles.
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