Jermine Alberty
Jermine Alberty
The Gift of Family: Honest Conversations We Don’t Have Enough — Part II
The Gift of Family: Honest Conversations We Don’t Have Enough — Part II
The Gift of Family: Honest Conversations We Don’t Have Enough — Part II
Tuesday 23rd December 2025
Join Jermine Alberty and Jimmie Marks for an unfiltered talk on family, trauma, and healing. Discover the power of love and resilience.
30 minutes
Inspiring
Honest
Healing
Compassionate
Hopeful
About this podcast
Author:
Jermine Alberty
Overview:
Categories:
Body & Mind
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Mindful Recovery
Stigma & Social Perspectives
Healing Relationships
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Episode Overview
- Childhood trauma can shape adult behaviour, but healing is possible.
- Supportive relationships play a crucial role in overcoming adversity.
- Resilience is often born from challenging experiences.
- Starting anew can be a powerful form of healing.
- Love and patience are key to rebuilding trust and identity.
"Use it as your strength. That's my fuel. That's my strength."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? The latest episode of The SALT TALK with Jermine Alberty is a heart-to-heart chat between Jermine and his brother, Jimmie Marks. They dive into the deep waters of childhood trauma, family fragmentation, and the ongoing effort to rebuild trust and identity. It's a raw, honest conversation that sheds light on how shared wounds can lead to different paths in life.
Jimmie opens up about his childhood experiences, the impact of early molestation, and the struggle to find genuine love amidst family turmoil. He talks about the role his grandmother played in keeping him grounded and how his wife's love acts as a guiding light. The brothers also touch on the age-old debate of nature versus nurture, exploring how early experiences shape adult behaviour. Jimmie's story is one of resilience, showing how he turned potential bitterness into hope.
After spending 23 years in prison, he shares how he's found strength in music, his marriage, and starting a business. His journey is a testament to the power of love and patience in healing old wounds. This episode isn't just about family; it's about the quiet strength that comes from facing adversity head-on. If you're looking for a dose of inspiration and a reminder that transformation is always possible, this episode is for you.