S2 EP. 16- Breaking Generational Trauma/Cycles

What's New, Mama? Podcast

Mar 17 2024 • 1 hr 23 mins

In this episode, Giselle and Amy discuss the topic of breaking generational cycles and the impact of trauma and toxic behaviors. They share their personal experiences and the challenges they faced in their own journeys. The conversation highlights the importance of self-awareness, therapy, and personal growth in breaking these cycles. They also discuss the role of communication, vulnerability, and creating a safe and happy childhood for their own children. The episode emphasizes the need to overcome fear and self-sabotage and the power of supportive relationships in breaking the cycle of generational trauma. In this part of the conversation, Amy and Giselle discuss various themes related to relationships, trauma, and parenting. They talk about dealing with relationship challenges and seeking support from friends and family. They also explore generational differences in relationships and the fear of abandonment. Amy shares her journey of breaking the cycle of toxic relationships and finding a healthy partnership. They discuss the impact of childhood trauma and reflect on becoming loving and protective parents. They also touch on the influence of parental self-talk and the importance of setting boundaries. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of healing and breaking generational patterns. In this conversation, Giselle and Amy discuss the challenges of self-reflection and growth, particularly in the context of parenting and breaking cycles of toxic behaviors. They emphasize the importance of continuous personal growth and the impact of our actions on others. They share personal experiences and insights on healing, self-awareness, and the power of communication. The conversation highlights the need to examine past relationships, understand the origins of negative thoughts and behaviors, and embrace the journey of self-exploration and growth. They also discuss the importance of apologizing, writing letters as a form of release, and believing in the existence of good people. The conversation concludes with encouragement and reminders of self-worth.

Takeaways

  • Seek support from friends and family when facing relationship challenges.
  • Generational differences can impact relationships and parenting styles.
  • Breaking the cycle of toxic relationships requires self-reflection and healing.
  • Becoming a loving and protective parent involves overcoming childhood trauma.
  • Parental self-talk can influence a child's body image and self-esteem.
  • Understanding the impact of stress on children is crucial for effective parenting.
  • Finding peace and setting boundaries are essential for personal growth and healthy relationships. Self-reflection and growth are ongoing processes that require continuous effort and exploration.
  • Parenting involves navigating the challenges of personal growth and ensuring the well-being of children.
  • Breaking cycles of toxic behaviors requires self-awareness, communication, and a commitment to change.
  • Writing letters can be a therapeutic way to release emotions and reflect on personal growth.

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