Gena Georgia
The Recovery Room
You made it here! And being here means something's shifting. The Recovery Room is the podcast for the neurodivergent mum who's done going round in circles; waiting for people to change, shrinking herself to keep the peace, carrying everyone's emotions but her own. Each week your host Gena Georgia, AuDHD millennial mum, author, SA survivor and cycle breaker, brings you raw, unfiltered solo episodes on boundaries, breaking cycles with dysfunctional family dynamics, and coming home to yourself. Plus guest episodes featuring women practitioners, healers, coaches and mentors who've walked their own...
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Gena Georgia
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Último episodio
18 de sep. de 2026
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(#2) Who Even Am I Now? Motherhood, Business & Becoming 03.04.2025 15:12
Let’s talk about the messy, beautiful in-between. The identity shifts that hit you like a freight train the moment you become a mum—and again when you build a business, find your voice, or start honouring your boundaries for the first time. In this episode, I’m opening up about: My current season of unravelling and remembering How I’m navigating identity death while raising four kids + running a b...
(#1)From Recovery to Reclamation: How Worthy AF Mum Was Born 01.03.2025 12:34
In this first episode, I’m taking you all the way back. Back to when I felt like scum. Back to the version of me who believed she had to earn love, peace, or permission to rest. And how recovery—specifically from drug addiction—became the practice ground for everything I now teach and live. This episode is raw and real. I’m sharing: How Worthy AF Mum was born Why recovery gave me the space to rebu...
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