In this episode, Gurpreet Kaur Sidhu discusses the detrimental effects of toxic relationships on children and the importance of creating a healthy environment for their development. She argues against the notion that parents should stay together for the sake of their kids, emphasizing that a high-conflict home can be more damaging than divorce.
The conversation explores different types of stress, particularly toxic stress, and its long-term consequences on children's emotional and mental health.
Real-life stories from individuals who grew up in toxic homes highlight the need for parents to prioritize their well-being and that of their children by making difficult choices, including separation or divorce.
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