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In this Episode 68 of The Quiet Warrior Podcast, we sit down with Deborah Sugirthakumar - author, radio host, and advocate for mental health resilience and domestic violence prevention.

Deborah shares her personal journey of overcoming adversity, breaking generational cycles of trauma, and raising a resilient family. Her insights into the power of empathy, accountability, and the quiet strength of introverts offer invaluable wisdom for parents, caregivers, and advocates alike.

Deborah also discusses her book, Raising Resilient Families, which combines evidence-based research with practical tools for creating compassionate, respectful, and mentally healthy environments for children. Whether you're a parent, educator, or community leader, this conversation will inspire you to take meaningful steps toward fostering resilience and breaking harmful cycles.

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This episode is perfect for introverts, parents, educators, and advocates looking to:


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"Introverts bring calm to chaos, listen deeply, and reflect profoundly. These qualities make them powerful advocates for change, even in a world that often undervalues quiet strength." – Deborah Sugirthakumar


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Stay tuned for the next episode, and remember: quiet strength changes lives.

This episode was edited by Aura House Productions