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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2026 · 1H 22M

Why You're Still Living From Your Childhood Wounds | Hilary Momberger

from Seasons Podcast · host Daniela Climaco

In this episode, Daniela Climaco sits down with transformational mentor and trauma recovery advocate Hilary Momberger-Powers for a powerful conversation about emotional healing, childhood trauma, self-worth, and learning how to stop living from your deepest wounds.Hilary shares her extraordinary journey through abuse, addiction, recovery, and spiritual transformation, revealing how unresolved trauma quietly influences our relationships, careers, identity, and the decisions we make every day.They discuss:• How childhood trauma shapes adult decisions• The hidden patterns behind people-pleasing• How emotional wounds impact relationships• Healing your inner child• The connection between trauma and self-worth• Moving from survival mode to emotional freedom• Faith, surrender, and personal transformation• Finding lasting healing from withinThis episode is about healing, self-awareness, breaking unhealthy patterns, and becoming the person you were always meant to be.Follow Seasons Podcast:[email protected]@[email protected] Climaco:@daniela.s.climacoHilary Momberger-Powers:@hilarymombergerpowers

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