Generational Trauma and Setting Boundaries
Krista discusses the importance of understanding our responsibility in generational trauma and setting boundaries. She challenges the idea of cutting toxic people out of our lives and suggests finding ways to maintain safe distance instead. Krista also shares her personal experience of judgment and withdrawal during a challenging time, emphasizing the need for compassion and support.In this clip
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