Stacey Embers is a lightworker who found recovery from drugs, alcohol, sex + love, and codependency addictions, and now experiences living as her most authentic self. Hear how she moved through years of self-abandonment and shame in unhealthy relationships and has now learned how to reconnect to her intuition, build trust back with herself, feel feelings instead of analyzing them, and go inward despite the discomforting process of self-work. Oh, yeah and how being playful keeps her sane.
Listen for:
✨ How to become discerning so you don't self-abandon
✨ Parts work + building trust with your parts
✨ Finding your people and the importance of taking them off pedestals
✨ How she found recovery from drug, alcohol, sex + love, and codependency addictions
✨ What being sober vs. being in recovery means
✨ Meditation + spirituality tips
✨ How to sit in discomfort so you don't slip into victim mentality
Listen to Stacey's podcast here:
https://open.spotify.com/show/3zGdcAgExbDcNDMCe7lvl0?si=e25fc7369c2144f9
RESOURCES FOR YOUR HEALING:
❤️ For more resources on healing from the mindf*ck of confusing relationships so you can securely attach + experience healthy love: https://www.brewolta.com
🫶🏻 Get the free RELATIONSHIP RESET GUIDE: https://www.brewolta.com/want-real-love
- Learn how to communicate your feelings without feeling guilty
- Navigate triggering moments without shutting down
- Feel secure on your own so you don’t anxiously attach
- Expand your capacity to hold next-level love while remaining true to you
🌻 Submit an interest form to work with me: https://www.brewolta.com/interest-form
In this podcast, we unpack the challenges faced by empaths and those struggling with codependency who’ve found themselves healing from the heartbreak and confusion of narcissistic relationships. We’ll explore the meaning of gaslighting and love bombing that comes with narcissistic abuse and toxic relationships, dive into attachment styles, and learn to build confidence while setting boundaries, improving self-worth, and learning to effectively communicate in future healthy relationships.