Episodes: 29
Frequency: Monthly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 135 subscribers
Instagram: 5.2k followers
Publicly listed emails
forloveofrecovery@gmail.com
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Dominique Dajer - Family recovery advocate who shares her experience supporting her brother through addiction and recovery, with a focus on boundaries, family roles, and helping loved ones without losing themselves.
Amber Hollingsworth - Responsible-sibling Roles, Guilt And Resentment, Helping Versus Enabling, Forgiveness, And Setting Boundaries While Supporting A Sibling With Addiction.
Azlyn Belisle - Growing Up Alongside A Sibling’s Addiction, Guilt And Responsibility, Relapse, Letting Go Of A Rescuer Role, Boundaries, And Self-care.
Sheila Vakharia - Harm Reduction, Methadone And Buprenorphine, Treatment Access, Drug Courts, Criminal-legal Systems, And Family Advocacy.
Pam Lanhart - Family Recovery, CRAFT, Invitation To Change, Compassionate Boundaries, Relapse, Behavior Change, And Supporting Loved Ones Without Taking Over Responsibility For Recovery.
Kathleen Cochran - Supporting Siblings When One Child Struggles With Addiction, Parental Guilt, Parentification, Family Roles, And Rebuilding Relationships With Children.
"There's no room for me" The resentment, guilt, & cost of being the responsible sibling in addiction (with Amber Hollingsworth)
October 01, 2026
When someone you love is struggling with addiction, it may feel like there's often not much room left for you.In this episode, Amber Hollingsworth, founder of the YouTube channel Put The Shovel Down, opens up about growing up as the responsible sibling in an addicted family. She shares what it was like to pay her older half-sister's bills for years, why she dreaded seeing an unknown number on her phone, and the moment she finally said no.We talk about:"Guilt-sment": feeling ...
"I was convinced I could save my brother": Loving through recovery and relapse (with Azlyn Belisle)
September 01, 2026
At 16, when most teens are trying to figure out high school, friendships, and who they want to become, Azlyn became convinced it was her job to help save her brother who was struggling with addiction.She covered for him. Kept tabs on him. Tried to protect him from consequences. Tried to protect her family. And when he went to rehab, she struggled with the idea of letting go of the role she had spent years playing.But recovery wasn’t linear. Neither was relapse. And neither was Azlyn’s own jou...
Their addiction treatment isn't working—now what? A family’s guide to harm reduction (with Dr. Sheila Vakharia)
August 01, 2026
Drug tests. Revolving doors of rehabs. On and off the street. Judges, and parole officers — to families waiting and hoping for something to change. When a loved one’s treatment is dictated by external forces, why doesn’t it “work”, and what does it look like when it does?Dr. Sheila Vakharia — researcher, social worker, and author of The Harm Reduction Gap — has worked inside outpatient treatment centers, drug courts, and needle exchange programs, giving her a rare, ground-level view of what a...
For Love of Recovery is hosted by Dominique Dajer. Its publicly listed email is forloveofrecovery@gmail.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.
The publicly listed email for For Love of Recovery: forloveofrecovery@gmail.com.
Podseeker estimates For Love of Recovery reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
For Love of Recovery typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Addiction and mental-health professionals, harm-reduction researchers and authors, family-recovery practitioners, nonprofit leaders, and relatives with substantial firsthand experience supporting a loved one through substance use or recovery. Common among recent guests: Authorship of books on addiction, harm reduction, or family recovery; Leadership of addiction-recovery nonprofits or family-support organizations; Professional experience in treatment, research, drug policy, or family-support methods. Recent guests include Amber Hollingsworth, Azlyn Belisle, and Sheila Vakharia.
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Publicly listed emails
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