Adult Child

Always seem to have the answers to my questions/needs for the day/week. You r awesome ~SG

I think the podcast is worth a listen. I would urge caution in joining the community. The host allows crosstalk during meetings and I have seen people ( who were sharing their personal journeys of healing ) being made fun of with others during meetings both in that person’s presence and in their absence. I say listen to the podcast as there are good guests, but go to ACA world service organization to find official meetings. They are free and systems are set up in place, including a group conscience and agreed upon rules, so that more harm isn’t caused to people seeking help. If ACA meetings have a fee and aren’t listed on the official website, they are not ACA.

Don’t want to say this podcast saved my life but when I hear the opening music I know I’m not alone anymore. Others have been confronted with the question “at what point did you realize your childhood messed you up more than you thought?” 24 years sober and relate so much. Thank you Andrea!

This show has helped me a lot and has lead me down so many profound healing experiences and positive changes. I really appreciate Andrea and the work she’s doing. However I will caution those that tend to get lost in a crowd or become “invisible” that the paid community may not be for you. I’ve been ignored (probably unintentionally) by Andrea on multiple occasions when trying to participate and it made me feel awful. I know she’s also an adult child and a human being, and I also came here for healing, not to be treated like that by the very community that promised to accept and include me. I’m no longer a community member but I will continue to listen and support the show from “afar”.