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She Breaks Generational Trauma — And This Is What It Really Looks Like
On this episode of Primary Purpose with Pej, licensed psychotherapist Dr. Vicky Truong, LMFT, Ph.D. breaks down what it really looks like to heal generational trauma — not just in her clients, but in her own life.
Based in Tustin, CA, Vicky specializes in trauma and couples therapy for adult children of immigrants, helping people navigate the emotional, cultural, and relational wounds passed down through generations. She’s certified in EMDR for PTSD and acute trauma, works as a 730 child custody evaluator, and serves as a forensic mental health consultant in high-conflict family cases.
Vicky also shares her personal journey:
13 years of sobriety
Raising her 10-year-old daughter
Healing her own childhood wounds
Balancing recovery with a demanding therapy practice
What breaking generational cycles looks like from the inside
This episode is raw, eye-opening, and deeply human — offering real insight into trauma, healing, sobriety, family systems, and the work required to build a new legacy.
👉 Watch now to see what breaking generational trauma truly looks like — in real life.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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On this episode of Primary Purpose with Pej, licensed psychotherapist Dr. Vicky Truong, LMFT, Ph.D. breaks down what it really looks like to heal generational trauma — not just in her clients, but in her own life.
Based in Tustin, CA, Vicky specializes in trauma and couples therapy for adult children of immigrants, helping people navigate the emotional, cultural, and relational wounds passed down through generations. She’s certified in EMDR for PTSD and acute trauma, works as a 730 child custody evaluator, and serves as a forensic mental health consultant in high-conflict family cases.
Vicky also shares her personal journey:
13 years of sobriety
Raising her 10-year-old daughter
Healing her own childhood wounds
Balancing recovery with a demanding therapy practice
What breaking generational cycles looks like from the inside
This episode is raw, eye-opening, and deeply human — offering real insight into trauma, healing, sobriety, family systems, and the work required to build a new legacy.
👉 Watch now to see what breaking generational trauma truly looks like — in real life.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices