Couples Communication in AACouples Communication in AA
Recovery Radio Network
talk given in 1997
1:30:41•6 Apr 2020
Mastering Couples Communication in AA
Episode Overview
- Understand the brain's role in prioritising information.
- Learn how childhood experiences shape adult relationships.
- Explore different attachment styles and their impact on relationships.
- Gain practical advice for managing conflicts and misunderstandings.
- Discover the importance of open communication in maintaining sobriety.
“You learn who you are by the kind of people you hang around.”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, the focus is on 'Couples Communication in AA'. The speaker, who shares his journey from a nervous first-time speaker to a seasoned communicator, dives into the complexities of human relationships, especially within the context of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). He starts by discussing the brain's role in prioritising information and how this affects our interactions with others.
Using humorous anecdotes and relatable scenarios, he highlights the importance of effective communication and understanding each other's backgrounds and attachment styles. The speaker explores how childhood experiences shape adult relationships and the common conflicts that arise between partners. He explains how different attachment styles can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts, but also how they can be managed through open communication and mutual respect.
The episode is packed with practical advice and insights that can help couples navigate their relationships while maintaining sobriety. If you're interested in understanding the dynamics of relationships in recovery, this episode is a must-listen. It offers a blend of humour, personal stories, and valuable lessons that can benefit anyone on the journey to recovery.

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