Refusing To Repeat, Telling The Truth & Healing Generational Trauma With Lisa -Jo Baker

The Healing Trauma Podcast

This healing conversation delves into the author's book, 'It Wasn't Roaring, It Was Weeping,' and explores themes of family, trauma and transformation. Lisa Jo shares her emotional response to the book and engages in a deep discussion about her personal journey and the impact of generational trauma. The conversation offers insights into the complexity of parent-child relationships, and the potential for healing and transformation.

Takeaways

• The power of forgiveness and its impact on personal healing and transformation
• The complexity of parent-child relationships and the potential for repair and growth
• The impact of generational trauma and the importance of self-reflection and change
• The emotional response to the author's book and the deep connection it fosters with readersThe power of forgiveness and its impact on personal healing and transformation

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