Echoes of Recovery: A Lifeline for Loved Ones of Alcoholics
The underlying emotions, the trauma, the pain that has to be endured, the rebuilding process, the resentment, the lack of trust- all of that's the same in pretty much every case.
Ever thought about the silent battles faced by those who love an alcoholic? In this episode of the Untoxicated Podcast, Sheri and Matt Salis shed light on the often-overlooked struggles of these individuals. They introduce their innovative Echoes of Recovery program, specifically designed to support the loved ones of alcoholics. While many believe that only the drinkers face hurdles in recovery, Sheri and Matt reveal that their partners and families endure just as much, if not more.
The stigma surrounding codependency makes their healing journey equally challenging. Sheri and Matt have been candidly sharing their experiences with alcoholism and recovery for years. They know firsthand the trauma that active addiction brings and the painful process of early recovery. Their new program, Echoes of Recovery, aims to provide a supportive community for those affected by a loved one's drinking. Unlike traditional support groups, this program offers a fresh approach to healing.
Throughout the episode, Sheri and Matt discuss the importance of sharing stories and experiences. They emphasize how crucial it is for loved ones to find support and understanding. The couple also reflects on their own marriage, highlighting the struggles they faced due to Matt's alcoholism. Key takeaways from this episode include recognizing that codependency is a widespread issue affecting millions and understanding that loved ones need just as much support as alcoholics themselves.
Echoes of Recovery offers a unique space for people to connect, share their stories, and find hope. Tune in to hear Sheri and Matt discuss the challenges faced by the loved ones of alcoholics and the benefits of their new program. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking for support and community in their journey towards healing.