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May 28, 2026 1 hr

Breaking Generational Wounds and Finding a Why

from 13 Minutes Hosted by Dr. Baruch "B" HaLevi

In this powerful conversation, Dr. Baruch “B” HaLevi sits down with Leah Young to explore the deep intersections of generational trauma, healing, identity, and purpose. Leah shares her lived experience growing up in a wounded family system, navigating a high-demand religion, and ultimately becoming a cycle breaker committed to emotional safety, conscious parenting, and inner healing. Together they dive into the heart of what it means for men to find a “why,” the impact of addiction as unprocessed pain, and how love, compassion, and responsibility can interrupt generational cycles. The conversation expands into the evolving role of men in today’s world, the “nice guy” archetype, authenticity versus approval-seeking, and the collective need for deeper emotional awareness. They also explore plant medicine as a catalyst for healing and integration, emphasizing intention, surrender, and responsibility as essential parts of transformation. Ultimately, this episode is a call toward inner work, relational healing, and remembering that true belonging begins within. Engage with B HaLevi: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dr.BHaLevi/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baruch_halevi/ Website: https://bhalevi.com/ Join or Support the 13 Minutes Mission: https://bhalevi.com/the-13-minutes-mission/

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