In this intensely personal and informative episode of 'No Shame, No Blame,' hosts Brandi and Miguel dive deep into the topic of generational trauma. They share their experiences and insights on how trauma can be passed down through generations, affecting both emotional and physiological well-being. Miguel discusses the impact of his upbringing and the steps he's taking to break the cycle for his children, while Brandi opens up about her profound family traumas, including domestic violence, addiction, and displacement, and how these have shaped her.
Through their heartfelt stories, they emphasize the importance of introspection, mindfulness, and the ongoing journey of emotional healing. Listeners are encouraged to acknowledge their traumas, seek help, and extend grace and forgiveness to themselves and others. This episode offers a powerful message of hope and resilience, affirming that it's possible to heal and break generational cycles.
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The Washington Post: How does Trauma spill from one generation to the next Written by Rachel Zimmerman on June 12th, 2023
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