(Ep. 16) Answering Your Questions

What if the questions you've been afraid to ask about healing are the same ones other listeners are quietly wrestling with too?In this episode of Triggered & True, Laura Duncan and co-host Brian Freise open the mailbag and answer real questions submitted by listeners around the world.It's a wide-ranging, honest conversation that meets people exactly where they are — from those trying to square the Compassion Method with their faith to those who feel nothing when they look at their own childhood photos.Laura tackles the faith questions head-on: why the method has you bring in a mom or dad rather than Jesus when comforting your child self (and why an unmet need quietly gets projected onto how you see God), and how "there's nothing wrong with you" fits alongside a belief in sin and a need for grace. From there she and Brian move through marriage and attachment styles, why couples heal better when each person tends to their own child self first, what to do when childhood feels numb or blank — or when there are no childhood photos at all — how to find words of compassion when you didn't grow up hearing them, and a hopeful, grounded take on whether even conditions as heavy as schizophrenia trace back to pain that was never comforted.In this episode: 🔹 Why the Compassion Method brings in mom and dad instead of God — and how unmet needs get projected onto faith 🔹 "There's nothing wrong with you" vs. a belief in sin — Laura answers a thoughtful faith question directly 🔹 Marriage and attachment styles: why couples heal best when each person tends their own wound first 🔹 When childhood feels numb, blank, or undocumented — how healing still happens without the memories 🔹 Finding words of compassion you never learned — for your child self and for your own kids📩 Get your free Weekly Dose of Compassion — two short notes in your inbox every week. One to speak over yourself. One from Laura: https://www.lauraduncan.com/pl/2148814868🔗 Learn more: https://triggeredandtrue.com https://lauraduncan.com