🔥 ROCK BOTTOM REVIVAL — EPISODE 21
Love Me Where I Can Feel It

In recognition of Mental Illness Awareness Week, we’re looking beyond diagnoses and symptoms and talking about something that can have a huge impact on our mental well-being: our relationships and whether we actually feel seen, heard, supported and loved in them.

Someone can genuinely love the hell out of you — and you still may not be receiving that love in a way you can feel.

In this episode, Bethany and Tammy explore the 5 Love Languages and how understanding the ways we give and receive love can change our relationships with partners, family, friends and even ourselves.

We talk about what happens when love languages don’t match, how unmet needs can affect our mental health, the difference between expecting someone to read our mind and actually communicating what we need and why healthy relationships require effort from both sides.

This isn’t about blaming the people who love us or demanding they love us perfectly. It’s about learning ourselves, learning each other, communicating more clearly and creating relationships where love isn’t only intended — it’s actually felt.

🖤 Real conversations. Lived experience. Different perspectives. No judgment.

🔥 Rock Bottom Revival — Ryzing From the Ashes

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Episode 20 — Recovering as a Family: Continued

The conversation continues as Bethany and Tammy dig deeper into what healing can look like for the whole family. We explore rebuilding trust, the difference between helping and supporting, boundaries, enabling and learning healthier ways to communicate. We also break down the DBT skill DEAR MAN and how it can be used to express needs, set boundaries and navigate difficult conversations.

Two sides of the table. Real experiences. Real tools. No judgment.

🔥 Keep healing. Keep growing. And keep Ryzing From the Ashes!

🔥 ROCK BOTTOM REVIVAL — EPISODE 19 🔥
RECOVERING AS A FAMILY: Building a Healthier Tomorrow Together

Recovery Month continues and so does our conversation about something that doesn’t get talked about nearly enough:

What does recovery look like for the whole family?

In Episodes 17 and 18, we dug into both sides of addiction in the family — the perspective of the person struggling with addiction and the perspective of the people who love them. We talked about the hurt, fear, guilt, resentment, boundaries and the reality that recovery doesn’t automatically erase what happened.

For Episode 19, we’re taking the next step.

Now that we understand more about what everyone has been carrying… how do we actually move forward?

Bethany and Tammy are bringing their different lived perspectives back to the table as we talk about what it takes to create healthier family relationships after addiction has changed the family dynamic.

We’re getting into boundaries, rebuilding trust, communication, support, accountability and breaking unhealthy or generational patterns — but we’re also talking about something just as important:

You don’t have to recreate the family you had before addiction. You can build something healthier than what existed before.

Recovery doesn’t mean forgetting the past.
Healing doesn’t mean pretending nobody got hurt.
Forgiveness doesn’t automatically mean trust.
And boundaries don’t mean you stopped loving someone.

Sometimes family recovery means learning an entirely new way to love each other.

🖤 Skills that actually help
🔥 Unfiltered real conversations
🦋 Stronger families and healthier patterns
💜 Hope for everyone affected by addiction

Whether you’re in recovery yourself, love someone who is, grew up in a family affected by addiction or are trying to break patterns you never want to pass down — this conversation is for you.

📅 Tuesday, September 22, 2026
⏰ 7:00 PM CST
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Rock Bottom Revival — Ryzing from the Ashes.

💜 Healing is possible. Recovery is possible. And a healthier tomorrow can be built together.