Forgiveness!

We are very excited to announce we have hit 50 downloads since the start of our podcast, just a few months ago. It does time to create, and build an audience, but we are slowing hitting milestones each day! So very Exciting for us!

The podcast of Christina's story shares her profound journey from being a survivor of childhood trauma to becoming a thriver. She discusses the impact of generational trauma, emotional neglect, and the importance of faith in her healing process. Christina emphasizes the significance of forgiveness, the exploration of her identity, and the role of communication in breaking the cycle of trauma for her daughter. Through various healing modalities, she has learned to navigate her past and help others on their healing journeys. We would love to connect and hear your feedback! Happy listening, be brighter!

Do one find it harder to trust someone else who hasn't experienced trauma in their life? Like a spouse, friend, or family member. It seems as at times we create are own trauma club, we find it easier to identify with others who have been through similar experiences as we have. How would you gauge your trust factor when it comes to individuals with or without trauma?

I am curious to know what people know about generational trauma. Over the last three years, I have been researching a reading books about trauma as a child and the trauma that has haunted my family blood line and other members of my family. It is truly a subject that is not discussed enough, if it was it would for sure help more people understand why certain actions continue to happen in ones life, but it will also help individuals also understand how to heal and forgive. What do you know about generational trauma and how have you learned to heal from trauma in your life? Books to consider reading that have helped me understand more insight on Generational Trauma and Cptsd are: Adult Children Of Emotionally Immature Parents by Lindsay C. Gibson, PSYD What Happened to You? Bruce D. Perry and Oprah Winfrey If you have a chance to read or listen to these books, we would love to hear your biggest take away.