Breaking The Patterns We Learned In Childhood
The distress patterns we carry as adults stem from childhood. They come from our early experiences, the families we grew up in, our generational history, the stories we absorbed, and the ways we learned to cope, communicate, and connect. We all have triggers that trace back to a moment in our past, a younger version of us trying to make sense of the world.
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