#169 The High Cost of Anonymity with Preston Moore

MissMaeg chats with Preston Moore from The High Cost of Anonymity podcast who first learned about The Addictionary after hearing a previous episode about Adult Children of Alcoholics. Preston and Maegan talk about Preston's experience with addiction, recovery, and it's intergenerational impact on family functioning. Check out The High Cost of Anonymity on Apple podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/high-cost-anonymity-exploring-hidden-costs-remaining/id1357105789

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