Rev. Rachel Harrison
Rev. Rachel Harrison
Al-Anon and Recover Your Soul: Stop Losing Yourself & The Path from People-Pleasing to Authenticity
Al-Anon and Recover Your Soul: Stop Losing Yourself & The Path from People-Pleasing to Authenticity
Al-Anon and Recover Your Soul: Stop Losing Yourself & The Path from People-Pleasing to Authenticity
Monday 22nd December 2025
Explore Al-Anon teachings with Rev. Rachel Harrison, focusing on detachment, authenticity, and the courage to stop people-pleasing.
22 minutes
Inspiring
Compassionate
Informative
Hopeful
Authentic
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Rev. Rachel Harrison
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Religion & Spirituality
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Healing Relationships
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Episode Overview
- Embrace your true self by letting go of people-pleasing habits.
- Detachment is key in soul recovery and personal growth.
- Focus on inner change rather than controlling others.
- Recognise and connect with your genuine feelings.
- Personal growth often arises from complexity and challenge.
"When I protect my husband from having to cope with the real me, I keep him from having the chance to grow and change."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode offers a unique perspective on Al-Anon teachings through the lens of 'Recover Your Soul'. Rev. Rachel Harrison shares her own experiences with codependence and alcoholism, using spiritual tools to find authenticity and personal growth. The episode centres on the courage it takes to stop people-pleasing and embrace one's true self.
Listeners are guided through the concept of detachment, exploring how letting go of control and focusing on inner change can lead to a happier life. Through a blend of Al-Anon literature and personal reflection, the episode encourages listeners to shed facades and connect with their genuine feelings. With light-hearted anecdotes and a compassionate approach, Rev. Rachel inspires a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth. What steps can you take today to start being your true self?