Unmet Needs Awareness
Marisa shares how childhood roles shape our identities and behaviors, often leading to a cycle of unmet needs. By recognizing these roles, individuals can cultivate compassion for themselves and their families. She emphasizes the concept of "tagging," where children form lasting beliefs about their worth based on their experiences, which can carry into adulthood, affecting their self-love and relationships.In this clip
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