Healing Relationship with Parents

from Liv In Vibrancy Hosted by Olivia Jackson

In this episode I share my journey of overcoming parts of my life that have effected my development as a person and all my relationship with my parents. From what I’ve observed every relationship we have is directly effected by our current state of being. If we’ve dealt with our trust being betrayed we develop trust issues. But what if I were to tell you the traumas started way before now? In this episode I share my experiences with this and what has helped me to heal from it. I hope you enjoy!

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