In today's episode we are discussing signs of a toxic relationship and the importance of looking introspectively to ensure you are not the toxic person in your family dynamics, professional relationships, romantic relationships and/or friendships. Too often we engage in blame shifting instead of taking responsibility for our own actions and behaviors.
We also delve into how to break unhealthy patterns within relationships that can be applied to any of the above.
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Woman Heal is a sacred space for women to work through the hard stuff while becoming more self-aware, healing past wounds and transforming into the highest version of themselves. Now more than ever is the time for us to deal with everything we have swept under the rug. WHY? Because whatsoever we sweep under the rug today, we will trip over tomorrow.
Through this weekly podcast, National Best-Selling Author & Holistic Transformation Coach, Carla R. Cannon-Lawrence (along with special guests) shares her personal journey of self-discovery, healing past wounds and overcoming life's challenges.
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NOTE: The podcast host is a Certified Life Coach and only shares her experiences to assist you on your healing journey. Her advice is not to replace the directives of your medical doctor or mental health provider.
