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Episode 501 Breaking Cycles: Kim Litton on Shame, Addiction, and Authentic Parenting author of; "I do it for Her"

December 02, 2024 • Elizabeth Chance • Season 9 • Episode 501

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Summary: In this episode of Conversations with Bizzy, I speak with Kim Litton, a licensed clinical social worker and author, about her journey through addiction, recovery, and the impact of shame on personal growth. Kim shares her experiences growing up in a shame-based environment, her struggles with addiction, and the importance of self-love and healing.

The conversation highlights the significance of open dialogue about mental health and the need for resources that cater to everyone, not just those in recovery. In this conversation, me and Kim Litton explore the complexities of parenting in today's world, touching on themes such as the influence of social media, the rise of the sober curious movement, and the emotional challenges faced by both parents and children.

We also discuss the importance of belonging, the impact of societal expectations on self-image, and the need for authenticity in parenting. The conversation culminates in a reflection on redefining success beyond traditional educational paths and the healing power of sharing personal stories.Takeaways

Kim's book “I do it for Her”; emphasizes rawness and authenticity.
Shame is a pervasive issue in society.
Addiction often stems from deeper emotional struggles.
Family dynamics play a crucial role in personal development.
Recovery is a journey of self-discovery and growth.
It's important to break the cycle of shame for future generations.
Open communication about mental health is essential.
Self-love is a critical component of recovery.
Kim's relationship with her children is a testament to her growth.
The conversation around addiction needs to be inclusive. Kids today face different social pressures than previous generations.

Remember to reach out to your doctor prior to getting sober.

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