Generational Trauma Ends Now - Fabulously Flawedd

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Welcome to Fabulously Flawed! Join us each week diving into all things mental health, wellness, reality and a sprinkle of pop culture! In this episode of Fabulously Flawed, Marni and Taylor discuss the need to end the cycles of generational trauma. Around two-thirds of children experience at least one traumatic event by age 16. (Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) Over 90% of individuals seeking mental health treatment have experienced at least one traumatic event in their lives. Tune in for a very special episode with Marni and Taylor, the mother-daughter duo putting the FUN in dysFUNction! Make sure to follow @fabulouslyflawedpodcast on Instagram for updates and highlights and like/subscribe on Youtube for more!

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Welcome to Fabulously Flawed! Join us each week diving into all things mental health, wellness, reality and a sprinkle of pop culture! In this episode of Fabulously Flawed, Marni and Taylor discuss the need to end the cycles of generational trauma....

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