
A monthly dose of hope designed to help siblings and their families better navigate their loved one’s substance use. Each episode features either real-life stories from siblings who share their experiences and strength, or advocates and professionals who lend their unique perspectives from a mental health, substance use or community lens. Host and founder, Dominique Dajer, shares experiences and s... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

“How’s your brother? How are your parents?”
Sound familiar?
If you’ve ever felt like people are quick to ask about the loved one struggling with substance use—but rarely ask how you’re doing—you’re not alone. Or maybe they jump straight into offer... more
What does it really mean to love someone through addiction — and how do we move beyond the idea that rehab is the only way forward?
The answer is rarely simple. We want to show up, to help, to protect — but sometimes our love feels heavy, confusing,... more
What happens to the child who’s always told to “be good” while all the attention goes to their sibling? They grow up invisible. They become the Glass Child.
In the third and final episode of our Parentification Series, I talk with TEDx speaker Alici... more
What if the version of you that kept your family functioning isn’t the version you want to be anymore? You might have heard the term, “cyclebreaking” or “breaking generational trauma,” but what exactly does that mean and how do you know if you’re rea... more
If you were the kid who held it all together—the one who comforted your parent, kept your sibling safe, made things feel normal when they absolutely weren’t—this episode is for you.
In the first episode of our Parentification 101 mini-series, I sit ... more
Brock Bevell takes us inside his journey—from working as an undercover cop to battling opioid addiction, and ultimately, to becoming a recovery advocate for the Mesa, AZ community.
After a career-ending injury and medical retirement, Brock didn’t ju... more
You've probably heard the myths: that offering housing, food, or money to someone struggling with addiction just “enables” them. That people using suboxone or methadone aren’t ready to make a “real change.” But what if those ideas are not only wrong—... more
I used to think it was normal—expected, even—for older siblings to step in as a “third parent,” especially when addiction takes hold of a brother or sister. But the deeper my brother’s addiction pulled him in, the more I realized that the real change... more
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