TheAgreeableChild: Finding Your Voice, HealingChildhoodTrauma& ReclaimingYourself | Bradley.LGabbert

Sometimes…being the “good child” means…staying quiet.Avoiding conflict.Putting everyone else first.And somewhere along the way, you can become so good at being agreeable that you forget to ask yourself what you actually want.In this episode of Beyond the Mind, I’m joined by Bradley L. Gabbert, author of The Agreeable Child: A Yogic Journey from Tragedy to Triumph, for a deeply personal conversation about childhood trauma, people-pleasing, emotional healing, and finding your voice later in life.Bradley shares the extraordinary story of surviving a childhood accident that left him in a coma and forced him to relearn how to walk and speak—and how the experiences that followed shaped the person he became.We explore what it means to grow up believing that keeping the peace is safer than speaking up, how people-pleasing can follow us into relationships and adulthood, and the difference between being genuinely kind and losing yourself to make others comfortable.Bradley also opens up about the unexpected role of breathwork, yoga, meditation, and stillness in helping him reconnect with emotions he had carried for decades.This is a conversation about the parts of ourselves we learn to silence in order to survive—and what can happen when we finally give ourselves permission to speak.Because…finding your voice isn’t about becoming louder.It’s about finally becoming more fully yourself.Connect with Bradley gabbert https://theagreeablechild.com/