Omar Pinto Coaching16 Nov 2021

OPC 046: How Unresolved Family Trauma Can Provoke the Desire to Drink

How are the unresolved issues in your heart contributing to you holding on to your addictions? You might not realize it, but the subtle issues you have in your life could be the reason why you can't seem to completely walk in sobriety.

In this episode of Omar Pinto Coaching Podcast, Ted shares his struggles with alcoholism and why he needs to get his footing and stop relapsing. He explains the broken relationship he has with his daughter and older brother, and how that is impacting his sobriety.

Listen in to learn why you need to reevaluate your underlying issues that cause alcoholism to maintain sobriety.

What You Will Discover:

[0:17] Ted describes his struggles with alcohol addiction and the need to find his footing.
[4:47] He explains what didn't work for him during the time he attended the 12-step program.
[6:27] Going down memory lane into Ted's background to understand the root cause of his addiction.
[15:51] He explains some of the family issues he has, especially with his older brother and how that impacts his alcoholism.
[38:52] The steps Ted needs to take to heal from his addiction and reestablish his failed relationships.
[53:01] The chance he needs to take to permanently get sober and overcome his underlying issues.
[56:23] Mike shares words of love and support for Ted.

For the show notes and links for this episode go to omarpinto.com/046.

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