Healing Childhood Wounds & Breaking Free from Anxiety and Shame

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Y’all I don’t know what got into me when we recorded this episode. Maybe it was too much coffee, but I was having such a good day that I was a little loose shall we say??

Anyway I really enjoyed this conversation with psychotherapist and recovery coach Eryl McCaffrey. We explore her journey of sobriety, the role of spirituality versus religion, building sustainable self-care practices, and practical tools to manage anxiety. Eryl shares what it was like growing up with an alcoholic parent, her own struggles with drinking, and the lessons she’s carried into her work helping others heal.

The discussion highlights the paradox of sobriety (freedom and overwhelm), the importance of simple daily rituals, why community matters, and body-based practices that help regulate anxiety and stress.

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Guest Contact Info:

https://www.erylmccaffrey.com/higherselfhappyhour

Instagram: @erylmccaffrey

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