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Jan 13, 2025 44 min

66. Ignoring the “Bad”

from Breakthroughs With Bre Hosted by Healing With Bre

Welcome back to Breakthroughs with Bre! In this week’s episode, Bre discusses a tendency to either overly romanticize people we are in relationships with or making them a villain - and how that reflects an inability to accept and hold all parts / nuance in ourselves as well. She explains alternative ways of acknowledging “bad” parts of others, while still being loving, and creating healthy relationships dynamics that are not all or nothing. Healing with Bre’s Active Links https://linktr.ee/healingwithbre Follow the PODCAST on Instagram! ⁠@breakthroughswithbre⁠

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