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When No Contact Isn’t the End: A Real Conversation About Mother–Daughter Estrangement, Addiction, and Repair
When No Contact Isn’t the End: A Real Conversation About Mother–Daughter Estrangement, Addiction, and Repair
When No Contact Isn’t the End: A Real Conversation About Mother–Daughter Estrangement, Addiction, and Repair
Thursday 12th February 2026
Explore a mother-daughter journey from estrangement to healing, featuring insights on addiction, recovery, and family dynamics.
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Episode Overview
- Estrangement doesn't have to be the end; reconciliation is possible.
- Addiction impacts family dynamics significantly.
- Self-discovery is crucial for healing relationships.
- Therapy and support groups can aid in recovery.
- Communication tweaks can prevent complete breakdowns.
"The instinct for a mom to protect can sometimes be mistaken for control."
Curious about how a mother and daughter find their way back to each other after years of estrangement? This episode of Mental Health News Radio offers an honest and heartfelt conversation with Leslie and Lindsey Glass, co-authors of 'The Mother-Daughter Relationship Makeover.' They share their journey from a tumultuous relationship marked by addiction and separation to a place of healing and understanding. Through candid discussions, they explore the dynamics of control, anger, and forgiveness in family relationships.
Lindsey opens up about her path to recovery, involving therapy and Al-Anon, which helped her understand her role in the family's struggles. Leslie reflects on the challenges of letting go and the importance of seeing her daughter as an individual. Together, they emphasise the need for self-discovery and accountability in mending broken relationships. With humour and sincerity, this episode provides a window into the complexities of family dynamics and the possibility of reconciliation.
Whether you're dealing with similar issues or just interested in personal stories of recovery and growth, this conversation is both enlightening and relatable. So, what can you learn from Leslie and Lindsey's story that might inspire your own journey towards healing?