How can we break the cycle of trauma from our upbringings? This one dives deep!

In this episode, I delve into the often overlooked topics of father and mother wounds and discuss how they impact our sense of identity, confidence, emotional safety, and self-compassion. But what happens when these wounds are passed down from generation to generation? 

This episode will teach you to:

• Uncover the influence of parental wounds on your identity and relationships.
• Nurture self-compassion and adopt beneficial belief systems for personal healing.
• Embrace forgiveness, let go of past hurts, and discover the importance of grieving as a healing process.
• Recognize the value of vulnerability and open-mindedness in pursuing new experiences.
• Delve into the quest for self-awareness and forging deeper, more meaningful connections in relationships.

If you're feeling the frustration of constantly seeking validation and love from your parents, only to be met with disappointment and rejection, then you are not alone!

This episode will help you start taking action by recognizing the wounds you have and understanding how these wounds affect your lives and relationships. Only then can you embark on the necessary journey of healing and self-discovery, fostering stronger connections with others, and a heightened sense of self-awareness. I encourage you to take control of your life, confront the wounds that hold you back, and ultimately find strength in vulnerability, greater self-awareness, and more meaningful connections with others.

Are you ready to do this work?! 

Apply to the Empowered.Secure.Loved. Relationship Program for step-by-step guidance and support in healing relationships with your parents, rewiring a healthy belief system and more.

Apply to the Empowered.Secure.Loved. Program here

P.S. Don’t forget! I am going LIVE on May 18th! You won’t want to miss it! 

Come join me for:  Sexy.Secure.Magnetic. 

An experiential masterclass that will help you begin to embody secure attachment! 

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