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EPISODE · Nov 21, 2023 · 44 MIN

S2E28: From Hurt to Harmony - Interview with AC Bergen-Fischer

from Dream to Rise · host Cynthia Encinas-Concordia

One of the biggest struggles of parenting is knowing the effective way of disciplining their children.  Discipline is an important aspect of child development. It helps children learn self-control, respect for others and cooperation with peers. However, the impact of disciplining on children can vary depending on the type of discipline used.  Physical punishment, such as spanking, can lead to negative outcomes such as physical and psychological injury, harm to child’s dignity, self-respect, self-esteem, and sense of a positive identity, and damage to the parent-child relationship. In the tapestry of life, childhood trauma wove threads of adversity, but let's choose a different path for our children. Through love, patience, and understanding, children will flourish breaking free from the shadows of the past to bloom into beautiful, resilient individuals. This is a testament to the transformative power of conscious parenting and the profound impact it can have on healing generational wounds. Let us listen to AC Bergen-Fischer’s experience, coming from hurt which turned into harmony.

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