Healing from Abuse
Sheleana shares her journey of overcoming a deep father wound and the impact of abusive relationships on her sense of self-worth. She discusses the concept of trauma bonds and how familiarity with chaos can trap individuals in unhealthy dynamics. Through reclaiming her inner mother and father, she emphasizes the importance of healing the nervous system to foster safe and secure connections.In this clip
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