Description

Caution: Listener discretion is advised. This episode discusses sexual abuse, domestic violence, and parental failure to protect.

Summary

Nanci Lamborn, author of "Angry Daughter", shares her journey of overcoming anger towards her mother that failed to protect her from sexual abuse, and finding healing through forgiveness. She discusses her work as an ordained minister of inner healing and how she helps others unpack trauma and find freedom. She offers practical advice for those struggling with anger and bitterness, including journaling, role-playing, and seeking therapy. Nanci concludes with a prayer for listeners to find healing and freedom.

Takeaways

• Unpacking trauma and addressing past wounds is a transformative process that can lead to healing and freedom.
• Honesty with God about emotions and hurts is essential, but it's important not to get stuck in anger.
• Starting with small steps in forgiveness can lead to greater progress and freedom. Our view of God can greatly impact our emotional and spiritual health.
• Setting boundaries is important for maintaining healthy relationships.
• Naming and expressing our emotions can help in the healing process.
• Seeking therapy and support from others can be beneficial in the journey of healing.

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