Addiction Makes Three

What happens when you spend so much time focused on someone else's addiction that you stop recognising yourself?In this episode of Addiction Makes Three, Amanda explores one of the quieter impacts of loving someone struggling with alcohol addiction, substance use, or addictive behaviours: the loss of self that can happen along the way.Through powerful listener voice notes and Amanda's own experiences, this episode dives into what it looks like when your thoughts become consumed by someone else's drinking, recovery, moods, choices, and wellbeing.You might recognise yourself if you've ever found yourself wondering:💛 Why am I always thinking about their drinking?💛 Why do I feel so exhausted all the time?💛 Have I lost myself in this relationship?💛 Why don't I know what I want anymore?💛 How do I stop addiction consuming my life?Amanda shares why this happens, how loving someone with addiction can slowly pull us away from ourselves, and why reconnecting with who you are doesn't have to start with a huge life change.This episode is part of the OUT LOUD series, sharing the real voices and lived experiences of people impacted by a loved one's addiction.👉 FREE LIVE WORKSHOP - July 2nd | 3rd replay will be availableLetting Go Without Giving Up - Finding Peace Whether Your Loved One Is Sober Or NotIf you've ever found yourself thinking:"I'll feel better when they get help.""I'll relax when things settle down.""I'll be happy when the drinking stops."This free live workshop is for you.Together, we'll explore how to stop carrying so much of what was never yours to carry, how to find more peace in the moments you can control, and how to start reconnecting with yourself again.Because your life doesn't have to stay on hold while you wait for someone else to change.July 2nd | 3rd replay will be availableRegister your spot here👉 READY TO TALK IT THROUGH?If you're exhausted, overwhelmed, or wondering what comes next, you're welcome to book a private Friendly Chat with Amanda.It's a safe, confidential space to talk through what's happening, what you're struggling with, and what support might help.book in a friendly chat to talk it throughThe waitlist for Pathway to Wellness is open if you’d like to find out more about Amanda’s small group coaching program designed to support partners and families impacted by addiction.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness ProgramPrivate and confidential. No pressure. Just support.You were never supposed to carry this much for this long.And you deserve to live your life too.And when you are off the addiction roller coaster, and living your life, you're better for you, your family and your loved one and you can lead the way for change in your family.If you’re ready for support to create real change, you don’t have to do this on your own. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever stopped and wondered who you would be if addiction wasn't part of your life anymore?Not because you don't love your person.But because addiction has taken up so much space in your life that you've lost touch with yourself.In this episode, we're talking about the quiet loss of identity that can happen when you've spent years focused on someone else's drinking, drug use, recovery, choices and wellbeing.We chat about...💛 Why addiction can slowly become part of your identity💛 Why peace can feel scarier than chaos💛 The labels many loved ones unknowingly carry💛 Grieving the version of yourself you feel you've lost💛 How to begin reconnecting with yourself againIf you've ever thought:"I think I've lost myself in this."This episode is for you.👉 READY TO TALK IT THROUGH?If you're exhausted, overwhelmed, or wondering what comes next, you're welcome to book a private Friendly Chat with me.It's a safe, confidential space to talk through what's happening, what you're struggling with, and what support might help.book in a friendly chat to talk it through👉 Special Listener SeriesAs Addiction Makes Three approaches 100 episodes, Amanda is inviting listeners to be part of a special series called "Out Loud"Visit www.addictionmakesthree.com/outloudBecause sometimes the things we think we're carrying alone are the very things somebody else needs to hear.👉 Want more support and clarity?The waitlist for your support, Pathway to Wellness is open if you’d like to find out more about Amanda’s small group coaching program designed to support partners and families impacted by addiction.Amanda has also opened some private “friendly chat” spaces to talk it through with you and support you to take your next smallest step.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program👉 book in a friendly chat to talk it throughPrivate and confidential. No pressure. Just support.You were never supposed to carry this much for this long.And you deserve to live your life too.And when you are off the addiction roller coaster, and living your life, you're better for you, your family and your loved one and you can lead the way for change in your family.If you’re ready for support to create real change, you don’t have to do this on your own. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when you've spent years being the strong one?The one who keeps going.The one who remembers everything.The one who holds the family together.The one who keeps functioning no matter what's happening around them.In this episode of Addiction Makes Three, Amanda explores the hidden exhaustion so many people impacted by addiction carry.The kind of exhaustion that doesn't come from a bad week.But from years of hypervigilance, over-functioning, emotional responsibility and survival mode.Because somewhere along the way, many people stop asking:"How am I?"And start asking:"What needs doing next?"If you've ever felt like you don't get to fall apart, this episode is for you.In this episode:Why being the strong one can become part of your identityThe hidden emotional cost of always holding everything togetherThe difference between wanting to leave your relationship and wanting to leave your responsibilitiesWhy so many people impacted by addiction feel exhausted, resentful and disconnectedThe question Amanda wishes more people would ask themselvesYour loved one's recovery matters.But so does yours.If you've been carrying more than anyone realises, perhaps even more than you realise yourself, maybe today's episode is your reminder that you don't have to keep doing it alone.👉👉 Special Listener SeriesAs Addiction Makes Three approaches 100 episodes, Amanda is inviting listeners to be part of a special series called "Out Loud"Share your voice and answer one of three questions:What do you wish more people knew about loving someone with addiction?When you look back, how has addiction changed you?What do you want more of in your life now?👉👉 Visit www.addictionmakesthree.com/outloudBecause sometimes the things we think we're carrying alone are the very things somebody else needs to hear.🎧 Listen now.Want more support and clarity?If you're thinking: "I know something needs to change, but I don't know where to start."Discovery to Recovery was created for exactly this moment.To help you move from confusion and survival mode to clarity, steadiness and relief.Because you don't need all the answers right now.You just need your next best step. Learn more about Discovery to Recovery here.💕The waitlist for your support, Pathway to Wellness is open if you’d like to find out more about Amanda’s small group coaching program designed to support partners and families impacted by addiction.Amanda has also opened some private “friendly chat” spaces to talk it through with you and support you to take your next smallest step.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program👉 book in a friendly chat to talk it throughPrivate and confidential. No pressure. Just support.You were never supposed to carry this much for this long.And you deserve to live your life too.And when you are off the addiction roller coaster, and living your life, you're better for you, your family and your loved one and you can lead the way for change in your family.If you’re ready for support to create real change, you don’t have to do this on your own.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program, or book in a friendly chat with me where we can talk it through and I can suggest the next best smallest step forwards for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Learn more about Discovery to Recovery hereYou know something needs to change.You know something isn't working.You know you're exhausted.But when you're living with addiction in a relationship, knowing what to do next can feel impossible.Maybe you're constantly thinking about your loved one's drinking, drug use, gambling, or addictive behaviour.Maybe you're walking on eggshells, trying not to make things worse.Maybe you're lying awake at night wondering:"Am I overreacting?""Is it really that bad?""How much longer do I wait?""What am I supposed to do?"And honestly, when you're living with addiction in your home, it's easy to become stuck between recognising there's a problem and knowing what to do about it.In this episode, Amanda explores one of the most difficult parts of loving someone with addiction:The confusion.The limbo.The emotional exhaustion that comes from trying to understand addiction, trying to help, trying to cope, and trying to carry it all on your own.She shares why so many partners, spouses and family members affected by addiction stay stuck for years, the hidden fear that often stops us seeking support, and why support isn't about being told to leave or stay.It's about finding relief.If you've been feeling overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, trapped in survival mode, or unsure how to move forward when someone you love is struggling with addiction, this episode will help you understand why you're feeling the way you are and what your next best step might be.Because your loved one's recovery matters.But so does yours.💕If you're thinking:"I know something needs to change, but I don't know where to start."Discovery to Recovery was created for exactly this moment.To help you move from confusion and survival mode to clarity, steadiness and relief.Because you don't need all the answers right now.You just need your next best step.Learn more about Discovery to Recovery here.Want more support and clarity?The waitlist for your support, Pathway to Wellness is open if you’d like to find out more about Amanda’s small group coaching program designed to support partners and families impacted by addiction.Amanda has also opened some private “friendly chat” spaces to talk it through with you and support you to take your next smallest step.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program👉 book in a friendly chat to talk it throughPrivate and confidential. No pressure. Just support.You were never supposed to carry this much for this long.And you deserve to live your life too.And when you are off the addiction roller coaster, and living your life, you're better for you, your family and your loved one and you can lead the way for change in your family.If you’re ready for support to create real change, you don’t have to do this on your own.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program, or book in a friendly chat with me where we can talk it through and I can suggest the next best smallest step forwards for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of the hardest parts about loving someone struggling with alcohol or addiction?How slowly survival mode starts feeling normal.The hypervigilance.The walking on eggshells.The overthinking.The emotional exhaustion.The inability to fully relax.And over time… you stop recognising yourself.In this episode, Amanda explores the hidden ways addiction impacts partners and families - and how survival mode slowly becomes something you mistake for your personality.If you’ve ever found yourself:constantly monitoring moodsover-functioning and carrying everythingunable to switch off or relaxemotionally exhausted all the timewalking on eggshellsfeeling like your world has become smallerthinking “I don’t even feel like myself anymore”…this episode is for you.Inside this conversation, Amanda shares:why survival mode happens so graduallyhow hypervigilance affects your nervous systemthe hidden emotional load many partners carrywhy addiction changes the whole emotional atmosphere of a homethe connection between perfectionism and survival modehow women slowly disconnect from themselves while trying to hold everything togetherAnd most importantly?A reminder that this isn’t who you are.This is survival mode.Want more support and clarity?✨ Discovery to RecoveryIf you know something needs to change, but feel overwhelmed about where to even begin…this is your first step out of survival mode. Quietly, in the privacy of your own home and at your own pace.Find out more about Discovery to Recovery and take your next smallest step towards a better life.And... if you want the next stepThe waitlist for your support, Pathway to Wellness is open if you’d like to find out more about Amanda’s group coaching program designed to support partners and families impacted by addiction.Amanda has also opened some private “friendly chat” spaces to talk it through with you and support you to take your next smallest step.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program👉 book in a friendly chat to talk it throughPrivate and confidential. No pressure. Just support.You were never supposed to carry this much for this long.And you deserve to live your life too.And when you are off the addiction roller coaster, and living your life, you're better for you, your family and your loved one and you can lead the way for change in your family.If you’re ready for support to create real change, you don’t have to do this on your own.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program, or book in a friendly chat with me where we can talk it through and I can suggest the next best smallest step forwards for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today Amanda shares the “hills she’ll die on” after loving someone struggling with alcohol and addiction… and after supporting hundreds of women and men impacted by it too.From waiting for rock bottom… to believing sobriety should magically fix everything… to thinking more information will finally make things feel better…This episode challenges some of the biggest myths people quietly carry in addiction and recovery.In this episode we talk through...Why you do NOT need to wait for things to get worse before getting supportWhy sobriety doesn’t automatically heal the people around the addictionThe confusion, self-doubt and “crazy making” impact of addictionWhy learning more about addiction is not the same as healing from its impactThe truth about hypervigilance and survival modeWhy you deserve to live your life tooAwareness matters.But awareness alone does not create change.Want more?The waitlist for your support, Pathway to Wellness is open if you’d like to find out more about Amanda’s group coaching program designed to support partners and families impacted by addiction.Amanda has also opened some private “friendly chat” spaces to talk it through with you and support you to take your next smallest step.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program👉 book in a friendly chat to talk it throughPrivate and confidential. No pressure. Just support.You were never supposed to carry this much for this long.And you deserve to live your life too.And when you are off the addiction roller coaster, and living your life, you're better for you, your family and your loved one and you can lead the way for change in your family.If you’re ready for support to create real change, you don’t have to do this on your own.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program, or book in a friendly chat with me where we can talk it through and I can suggest the next best smallest step forwards for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mother’s Day can bring up a lot for many of us.And when addiction has touched your life… not all of it feels good.Because Mother’s Day can become this painful mix of hope, disappointment and grief all at the same time.In this deeply personal episode, Amanda opens up about the complicated emotional reality of Mother’s Day when addiction is part of your story.From unmet expectations… to feeling unseen… to grieving the version of family life you thought you’d have… this episode puts words to feelings so many people quietly carry.In this episode, we talk about:Why Mother’s Day can feel emotionally heavy in addictionThe hope that “maybe this year will be different”The heartbreak of disappointment and unmet expectationsGrieving the life and relationship you thought you’d haveThe invisible loneliness of high-functioning addictionWhy social media can make these feelings even harderThe meaning we attach to gifts, effort, and feeling seenHow to approach Mother’s Day with more compassion for yourselfBecause truthfullyYou can love your family deeply… and still feel sadness.You can feel grateful… and still grieve what’s missing.And multiple things can be true at once.This episode is for you if:Mother’s Day feels complicatedYou feel unseen or emotionally aloneAddiction has changed how family celebrations feelYou’re carrying grief no one else seems to noticeYou’re trying to hold it all together for everyone elseIf this episode feels close to home… you don’t have to carry this on your own.Amanda has opened up a small number of “talk it through” spaces - a chance to simply talk things through with someone who understands this space.👉 book in a friendly chat hereYou are allowed to have mixed feelings about Mother’s Day.And you are worthy of being seen, appreciated, and cared for too.👉 Resources and support:If you’re ready for support to create real change, you don’t have to do this on your own.👉 Join the Waitlist for the Pathway to Wellness Program, or book in a friendly chat with me where we can talk it through and I can suggest the next best smallest step forwards for you.Connect on Instagram: @addictionmakesthreeQuestions or reflections? 💌 amanda@addictionmakesthree.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You’re struggling with a loved one’s addiction and you’re trying really hard to make things better.Reading.Listening.Learning everything you can.Trying to handle this better.Trying to respond better.Trying to make things work.And yet…You still find yourself in the same place.Reacting.Overthinking.Carrying it all.And nothing is actually getting better - in fact it’s getting worse.In this episode, we’re talking about why.Because this isn’t a lack of effort.And it’s not because you’re not capable.I am talking about...Why “trying harder” isn’t creating changeThe trap of believing you should be able to handle this aloneHow addiction becomes normalised over timeWhy this isn’t a knowledge problemThe difference between awareness and actual changeWhy doing the same things keeps you stuckI know you’ve done hard things before. Built careers. Raised children. Handled more than most people ever will.So of course you think:“I should be able to do this.”But this is different.You don’t need more information.You need the right support.Because this isn’t something you can think your way out of.If you’re tired of doing more of the same and ending up in the same place…This is your moment to do something different.Not everything.Just one thing.If you’re ready for support, you don’t have to do this on your own.👉 Join the Waitlist for my program, or book in a friendly chat with me where I can suggest the next best step for you.Nothing changes if nothing changes.But that change?It doesn’t have to be everything.Just the next step.👉 Resources and support:1️⃣ Book a Friendly Chat: where I can suggest what your next best step forward is, because you’ve been trying “this way” long enough, and it’s not helping anyone.👉 Click here to find a time2️⃣ Join the Pathway to Wellness Waitlist: My signature program helps you rebuild your life alongside (or beyond) a loved one’s addiction — with calm, confidence, and community👉 Join the waitlist here3️⃣ Connect on Instagram: @addictionmakesthree4️⃣ Questions or reflections? 💌 amanda@addictionmakesthree.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You thought sobriety would change everything. I know I did...That once they stopped drinking… you’d finally feel better.More relaxed.More connected.Less on edge.But what happens when sobriety comes… and your relationship still doesn’t feel right?In this episode of The Part No One Talks About series, we’re talking about something that can feel confronting—but incredibly important to understand:Sobriety doesn’t automatically fix a relationship.Because while it might remove the chaos… it doesn’t undo the impact.What we are talking about in this episodeWhy sobriety doesn’t automatically rebuild trustThe difference between stopping the behaviour and repairing the relationshipWhy you might still feel disconnected, guarded, or unsureHow survival mode patterns can continue even after things improveWhat actually needs to happen for a relationship to move forwardBecause...You can want something for so long… and finally get it…And still feel like something isn’t quite right.That doesn’t make you ungrateful. And it doesn’t mean something is wrong with you.It means there’s more work to be done than just sobriety.If you’re in that in-between space… where things are “better”… but not actually good…And you’re thinking:“I don’t want another year feeling like this…”I’ve created a live workshop for you:“How to Live This Year Differently: Whether your loved one is sober or not”It’s about steadying you.Inside, we’ll focus on:Feeling less reactive and more groundedSupporting yourself without burning outCreating small but powerful shifts that change your day-to-dayBecause when you’re steady?Everything changes.👉 Reserve your spotOr DM me “WORKSHOP” on Instagram and I’ll send it to you.This workshop is for spouses navigating addiction or sobriety at any stage.You will leave with practical tools to:• Reduce reactivity• Calm your nervous system• Stop living on edge• Support your loved one without abandoning yourselfIf this episode resonated, don’t wait.👉 Register here You deserve steadiness.Listen to the seriesThis episode is part of The Part No One Talks About series.If this is your first time here, start from the beginning:Episode 80: This Isn’t Just StressEpisode 82: How It Impacts Your Ability to ParentEpisode 83: You Look Fine… But You’re NotEpisode 84: He’s Sober… So Why Don’t You Feel Better?Let's connect on Instagram: @addictionmakesthree Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Part No One Talks About series, we’re diving into the invisible impact of loving someone with addiction.Because while addiction can be loud…The impact on you is often silent.This episode is for the ones who:Look like they’re holding it all togetherBut feel like they’re bracing every single dayAnd wonder why they’re so exhausted… even when nothing “looks wrong”What we talk aboutWhy the impact on partners and family members is often invisibleThe emotional weight of “looking fine” when you’re notThe constant mental load (the 2am thoughts, the what-ifs, the rehearsing)Why you might be cancelling plans or pulling away from peopleThe grief no one sees, for your life, your relationship, and what could have beenWhy this isn’t something you just “push through”Just because it’s invisibledoesn’t mean it’s not heavy.And just because you’re coping…doesn’t mean you’re okay.💛 A gentle invitationIf you’re tired of feeling like you’re bracing all the time…And you’re ready to feel even just a little more steady this year.I’ve created a live workshop:“How to Live This Year Differently: Whether your loved one is sober or not”This isn’t about fixing them.It’s about steadying you.Inside, we’ll focus on:Feeling less reactive and more groundedSupporting yourself without burning outCreating small but powerful shifts that change your day-to-dayBecause when you’re steady?Everything changes.👉 Reserve your spotOr DM me “WORKSHOP” on Instagram and I’ll send it to you.This workshop is for spouses navigating addiction or sobriety at any stage.You will leave with practical tools to:• Reduce reactivity• Calm your nervous system• Stop living on edge• Support your loved one without abandoning yourselfIf this episode resonated, don’t wait.👉 Register here You deserve steadiness.Let's connect on Instagram: @addictionmakesthree Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is a little different.I wanted to sit down and share a personal update, what’s been happening behind the scenes for me, why I went quiet for a while, and what I’ve been navigating over the past few months.Just before Christmas, I received some devastating news. A dear friend of mine, Jack Nagel, passed away suddenly.This episode is me trying to put words to that experience.The grief, the shock, the strange loneliness of grief when you lose someone you didn’t share “people” with… and how it, to be honest, completely stopped me in my tracks.I found myself quietly paralysed and questioning everything.My voice.My work.Whether anything I was saying even mattered.This grief felt so familiar in a way, yet so different. That grief where it just feels so heavy, where you’re quietly carrying something that no one else can really see or understand.👉 If you need support:My DMs are always open on Instagram: @addictionmakesthree1️⃣ Book a Friendly Chat: Explore what working together could look like because you’ve been trying “this way” long enough, and it’s not helping anyone.👉 Click here to find a time2️⃣ Join the Pathway to Wellness Waitlist: My signature program helps you rebuild your life alongside (or beyond) a loved one’s addiction — with calm, confidence, and community👉 Join the waitlist here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You’re tired. I know you are. Not just “busy” tired.Not just “it’s been a long week” tired.You are life + Addiction tired.You’re exhausted from holding everything together, for everyone, for years.If you’re living alongside addiction, whether your loved one is in active addiction, early sobriety, or years into recovery, and you feel like you’re walking on eggshells, holding your breath and constantly bracing… this episode is for you.In this conversation, we talk about:The hidden toll of hypervigilance and over-functioningWhy sobriety alone doesn’t automatically make your life feel betterThe trap of “I’ll feel better when…”How survival mode becomes your defaultWhat last year actually cost youAnd the question most people are too scared to ask themselves:Is this good enough?If you’ve caught yourself thinking,“I can’t do another year like this…” but you don’t want pressure, ultimatums, or someone telling you what to do…This episode is your pause.Because your life does not have to stay on hold while you wait for someone else to change.💛 The WorkshopOn February 24th/25th, I’m hosting a private workshop:How to Live This Year Differently ( Whether Your Loved One Is Sober or Not)This isn’t about fixing anyone.It’s not about confrontation.It’s not about making big, scary decisions.It’s a space to:BreatheReflect on what last year took from youGently identify what needs to shiftTake back responsibility for your own steadiness and wellbeingYou don’t need a plan.You don’t need your ducks in a row.You just need a little space.If you know you can’t do another year on addiction autopilot…👉 Join us here: Reserve your spotCan't make it live? Register for the workshop and you'll get the replay in your inbox shortly afterwards.Let's connect on Instagram: @addictionmakesthree Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Part 6 of the Holiday SeriesIf you’ve lived through more than one chaotic December, you’ve probably told yourself:“Christmas will only be okay if he’s sober.”“Maybe this year will be different… if he sticks to what he promised.”In this bonus episode of the Holiday Series, I am sharing the part nobody really tells spouses and families of someone struggling with addiction:Your experience of Christmas doesn’t actually depend on whether they drinks, use, shows up on time, or follow through on promises.It depends on you having a plan, support and steadiness in yourself.I talk about...Why most people here quietly assume “this is just how December is now” …and how that belief keeps you stuck repeating the same painful holiday patterns, year after year.I share stories from past clients and how they went into Christmas with a plan, even while their partner’s drinking/drug use was unpredictable. and what actually changed for them and their kids.The hidden cost of “I’ll just handle it” and why white-knuckling your way through the holidays leaves you depleted, resentful and running on fumes by New Year’s.How to shifting from “waiting for them to be better” to “I’m allowed to create calm, clarity and moments of joy independent of what they do.”What realistic hope looks like when you’re the safe parent, and howow to hold both: grief for what you wish your family could be and hope that your holidays can feel different from the inside out.If this episode feels like it’s narrating your life, you’re not broken, dramatic or asking for too much.You’re exhausted from carrying far more than anyone can see, and you deserve support, too.And your holiday experience can be different (even if nothing changes on their end)🎄 JOIN THE FREE HOLIDAY SURVIVAL GUIDE WORKSHOPThis is where we turn understanding into a plan.Inside, you’ll learn real tools to navigate this season:💛 Grounding strategies for chaotic moments💛 Scripts for difficult family conversations💛 How to reduce conflict without walking on eggshells💛 Boundaries that actually protect your peace💛 A plan for unpredictable moments💛 Permission (and support) to prioritise YOUYou deserve a holiday that doesn’t depend on which “version” of Them shows up.👉 Save your free seat here👉 Resources and support:1️⃣ Book a Friendly Chat: Explore what working together could look like because you’ve been trying “this way” long enough, and it’s not helping anyone.👉 Click here to find a time2️⃣ Join the Pathway to Wellness Waitlist: My signature program helps you rebuild your life alongside (or beyond) a loved one’s addiction — with calm, confidence, and community👉 Join the waitlist here3️⃣ Download the Free Crisis Conversation Guide: Learn what to say (and what not to say) when addiction takes over, with real scripts that help you stay grounded even when it’s messy.👉 Get the Free Guide4️⃣ Connect on Instagram: @addictionmakesthree5️⃣ Questions or reflections? 💌 amanda@addictionmakesthree.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.