Allies in Recovery
Allies in Recovery
CLASSICS REVISITED: How Do You Get Past Accumulated Trauma?
CLASSICS REVISITED: How Do You Get Past Accumulated Trauma?
CLASSICS REVISITED: How Do You Get Past Accumulated Trauma?
Saturday 29th November 2025
Explore how families can break free from cycles of trauma and support loved ones in addiction recovery with fresh perspectives.
24 minutes
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Allies in Recovery
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Recognise patterns that perpetuate negative cycles.
- Step back and allow loved ones to handle situations.
- Approach relationships with fresh perspectives.
- Encourage natural consequences for personal growth.
- Focus on self-awareness and communication.
"We want you to come at your loved one in this fresh, neutral way."
Ever wondered how you can break free from the cycle of accumulated trauma and negative feelings in your relationship with a loved one battling addiction? In this heartfelt episode of 'Coming Up for Air,' Kayla Solomon and Dominique Simone Levine explore the intricate dynamics that families face when dealing with addiction. They discuss the impact of accumulated trauma on relationships and offer practical advice on stepping back, reassessing, and allowing loved ones to handle situations without excessive intervention.
The episode highlights the importance of recognising patterns and interactions that perpetuate negative cycles, urging family members to calm themselves and approach their loved ones with a fresh perspective. With anecdotes and insights, Kayla and Dominique illustrate how stepping back can create space for healing and growth, allowing individuals to experience natural consequences and develop their own strengths.
Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own reactions and communication styles, learning to disentangle themselves from the responsibility of their loved one's actions. This episode is not just about understanding trauma; it's about finding hope and new ways to support loved ones in their recovery journey. So, are you ready to change your approach and foster a healthier dynamic? Dive into this episode for a compassionate guide on how families can become effective allies in recovery.