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Summary

In this episode of the Room to Bloom podcast, host Julie Rebboah speaks with transformational coach, Ernetta Caldwell, about the deep emotional wounds caused by abandonment and rejection from loved ones and the journey to healing. Ernetta shares her personal experiences with trauma, including childhood molestation, foster care, and her own divorce, and how these experiences shaped her understanding of trust and self-worth. The conversation emphasizes the importance of faith, community support, and self-compassion in the healing process. Ernetta also discusses the significance of visioning and scriptural affirmations in creating a hopeful future, encouraging listeners to embrace their pain as part of their journey towards healing and purpose.

Takeaways

• Abandonment can lead to a lack of trust in others.
• Faith in God is crucial for healing.
• Healing requires self-compassion and grace.
• Support groups can provide understanding and connection.
• Grieving abandonment is a necessary process.
• Your pain can serve a greater purpose.
• Visioning helps to create a hopeful future.
• Affirmations can transform self-perception.
• Healing is a journey, not a destination.
• You are worthy and valuable despite past traumas.

Want more from Ernetta?

Website: https://www.ernettacaldwell.com

Free prayer affirmation cards: https://www.ernettacaldwell.com/product-page/prayer-affirmation-cards

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