2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
Shotglass w Julie - Being Known, Relationship Flow and Moving On
Shotglass w Julie - Being Known, Relationship Flow and Moving On
Shotglass w Julie - Being Known, Relationship Flow and Moving On
Sunday 24th May 2020
Julie from '2 Sober Chicks' shares her thoughts on being known, relationship dynamics, and the amends process in recovery. Tune in for heartfelt insights.
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14 minutes
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2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
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Get the buttons here!Julie on Relationships and Recovery: The Healing Power of Being Known
Being known is such a powerful healer like in our rooms. That powerful sense inside of being known is the first step into hope and the first step into I am no longer alone.
Have you ever felt truly seen by someone? In this episode of '2 Sober Chicks', Julie dives deep into the significance of being known and how it can be a powerful healer in the journey of recovery. She shares her personal experiences, reflecting on how feeling understood can spark hope and diminish the loneliness that often accompanies addiction. Julie also reads from 'The Language of Letting Go', offering wisdom on the natural ebb and flow of relationships.
She reminds us that connections are vital, but they don’t always follow a straight path. Sometimes, relationships need space to breathe and grow, and that's okay. Julie’s take on the amends process is equally enlightening. She talks about how making amends is not just about saying sorry but about genuine transformation and letting go of self-imposed shackles. It's a journey that requires patience and openness to change.
This episode is a heartfelt reminder that recovery is a collective effort – we heal together. Julie's insights provide a comforting and hopeful perspective for anyone navigating their own path to sobriety.