Some of the patterns shaping your life may have started generations before you were born.
Inherited beliefs. Family conditioning. Fear. Survival patterns.
Join us for an honest conversation about generational trauma and the opportunity to create a different future.
What if the fear, silence, anxiety, people pleasing, or survival patterns you carry did not begin with you?
In Episode 28 of the Ladies in Power Podcast, we explore generational trauma, inherited beliefs, family conditioning, and the powerful opportunity to break cycles that no longer serve us.
Through deeply personal stories and honest conversation, we discuss how trauma can be passed through families, how awareness creates freedom, and how healing ourselves can positively impact future generations.
This episode is a reminder that your story is not your sentence.
You have the power to choose a new path.
Real Women. Real Lives. Real Stories.
RESOURCES MENTIONED
The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk
It Didn't Start With You by Mark Wolynn
My Grandmother's Hands by Resmaa Menakem
MOVIES MENTIONED
Moana
The Croods
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🤝 MEET THE HOSTS
Our panel brings together professional expertise and real-world experience:
Meeka Caissie ~Founder of LIP, Decade Strategist for Women
Dr. Mahsa Soraya ~Founder of Angel Care Dental, Dr. of Dentistry
Sandeep K. Bhatha ~Founder of Like New Only, Registered Dietitian
Gurvinder Dhol ~Energy Psychology Practitioner
🎬 CREDITS Produced by Ladies in Power, Edited by Zara Johal, Intro Music Gregory Natale
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