The hidden and not so hidden cost of being "the good one" growing up as a glass child.

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Megan Rodriguez returns to explain attachment styles in glass children. Why they struggle with people-pleasing, over-function, and boundaries. Plus a 3-step healing roadmap.

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Licensed counselor Megan Rodriguez explains Complex PTSD in glass children and how emotional invalidation causes lasting trauma and shapes adult relationships.

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At 43, Abigail reveals the silent crisis no one saw: a teen glass child deciding her worth. Decades later, she recognized the same signs in a family member.

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A young woman's glass child journey from emotional visibility to validation. Listen with care: Includes discussions of self-harm and suicidal ideation.

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A powerful interview with 'Nope', the creator of the Glass Children community on Reddit.

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From TEDx stage to viral sensation: Hear how Alicia's story about the "glass child experience" sparked a global conversation about the invisible siblings in high-needs families.

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From unseen to celebrated, this is the I See Glass Children podcast hosted by Glass Children founder and TEDx speaker, Alicia Meneses Maples

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