The First Link in the Chain

from Cycle Breakers Anonymous · host Raven and Razi

Send us Fan MailWe are tracing the first link in the chain... childhood. We share stories about growing up with parents whose actions shaped our views. Listen as we explore how the patterns we inherited followed us into adulthood and why we chose to become cycle breakers instead of passing those patterns on. Support the showDisclaimer: We are not mental health professionals and are not promoting or giving advice. Please seek help if needed.

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Jun 8, 2026

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Send us Fan Mail We are tracing the first link in the chain... childhood. We share stories about growing up with parents whose actions shaped our views. Listen as we explore how the patterns we inherited followed us into adulthood and why we chose to become cycle breakers instead of passing those patterns on. Support the show Disclaimer: We are not mental health professionals and are not promoting or giving advice. Please seek help if needed.

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