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Summary

In this episode, coach Sharon Ann Siekaniec discusses the topic of scapegoating in families and provides practical strategies for healing and overcoming it. She shares her personal experience as a scapegoat and explains the effects it can have on self-esteem and decision-making. Sharon also explores the reasons why family members tend to gang up on one person and the unhealthy dynamics that can result. She highlights the connection between scapegoating and narcissism, as well as the importance of incorporating faith in the healing process. Sharon offers resources and advice for confronting scapegoating and finding support.

Takeaways

• Scapegoating is the process of directing anger, frustration, and aggression onto someone else within a family.
• Scapegoating can have negative effects on self-esteem, decision-making, and the ability to trust one's own instincts.
• Family members may gang up on one person to maintain their own appearance and avoid taking responsibility for their actions.
• Incorporating faith and scripture can be powerful tools for healing and overcoming the effects of scapegoating.
• Setting boundaries, limiting exposure to negativity, and seeking support from safe individuals or groups can help in addressing scapegoating.
• Resources mentioned: Dark Psychology and Manipulation by William Cooper, and Narcissistic Abuse: A Spiritual Perspective by Emily Miller
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