Ashes To Rubies
Ashes To Rubies
PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE: Styles of Communication 3 of 4
PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE: Styles of Communication 3 of 4
PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE: Styles of Communication 3 of 4
Saturday 18th September 2021
Dive into passive aggressive communication in recovery with 'Ashes To Rubies'. Learn to address issues head-on for healthier relationships.
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Get the buttons here!Decoding Passive Aggression: Communication in Recovery
The goal is to be transformed in my heart so that I can be loving to the world around me and actually feel the love, so I can act in an assertive way, and that's the loving way.
Ever wondered why passive aggression sneaks into your conversations, especially during recovery? This episode of 'Ashes To Rubies' unpacks the complexities of passive aggressive communication, offering insights that are both practical and heartfelt. The hosts, seasoned veterans in addiction recovery, share their personal stories and professional wisdom to help you understand this often misunderstood behavior. They emphasize the importance of facing issues head-on in relationships, rather than letting them fester under the surface.
By addressing the root causes of passive aggression, the episode aims to guide listeners toward more honest and effective ways of communicating. The discussion also touches on the dangers of self-centeredness and the pitfalls of trying to control everything, encouraging a shift towards embracing love and service to others.
With a mix of humor and empathy, the hosts remind us that recovery is not just about abstaining from substances but transforming our hearts to love more openly and act more assertively. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable tools to break free from the cycle of passive aggression and build healthier, more authentic relationships.