Michelle Anderson
Michelle Anderson
How To Deal With Judgemental Family Members
How To Deal With Judgemental Family Members
How To Deal With Judgemental Family Members
Sunday 9th April 2017
Michelle Anderson shares advice on dealing with judgmental family members when discussing a loved one's addiction in this 'Love Over Addiction' episode.
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Michelle Anderson
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Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Facing Family Judgment: Sharing Your Loved One's Addiction
The only person that needed protection from this disease is you. Part of their healing and recovery is to stop protecting them.
Ever felt torn about whether to tell your family the truth about your loved one's addiction? In this episode of 'Love Over Addiction', Michelle Anderson tackles this tricky dilemma head-on. She dives into the reasons why many choose to hide the severity of their partner's addiction and the emotional toll it takes. With her signature empathy and practical advice, Michelle guides listeners through the process of deciding when and how to share these painful truths with family members.
Michelle doesn't shy away from the hard questions. Will your family believe you? Will they blame you? What if they simply don't understand? She emphasizes that while it's natural to seek validation from family, the most important person to protect is yourself. Michelle encourages lowering expectations and focusing on your own well-being rather than seeking approval from others. She also highlights the importance of finding a supportive community.
Whether it's through joining a group of women who understand your struggles or participating in one of her online programs, Michelle stresses that you don't have to face this journey alone. By sharing her own experiences and offering actionable steps, she provides a lifeline to those feeling isolated and overwhelmed. If you're grappling with judgmental family members and the fear of opening up about your loved one's addiction, this episode offers both comfort and clarity.
Tune in for heartfelt advice and find the strength to prioritize your own healing.