Hey there!

Every month Annie has a call with our path 365 members and answers their questions.

She tackles a wide range of topics from what to do with big emotions, what kinds of tips

and advice she has for addressing difficult situations, how to deal with cravings, and

so much more.

Listen in as she does some real life coaching for our path members.

A topic that came up in one of our calls was, I've been to treatment in the past, came

home, stayed busy, and then my triggers resurfaced and I began secretly drinking.

My family found out and turned on me.

My family members still haven't let me back into their lives.

What advice would you give?

What I would say from a place that is very much understanding how painful these sorts

of things can be, how are you in terms of forgiving yourself and moving on?

And not rejecting yourself.

One of the most important things about reconciliation, in my opinion, is to do all, take as much time

and do as much sort of internal work as you need so that you were 100% congruent with having

forgiven yourself.

When you say like, I was worried about like, I didn't, it was raw and I didn't want to hear

anything negative.

I think the place where reconciliation really happens, where you inside you have reached

a point of peace, where you are willing to hear, because that is what is going to heal,

right?

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