Emotional Wounds
Vienna highlights how past experiences, even seemingly minor ones, can profoundly shape our self-worth and relationships. A client’s childhood memory of unrequited affection reveals how a single comment can influence adult dating patterns and perceptions of attractiveness. This conversation delves into the complexities of emotional scars and the ways they dictate our interactions with others.In this clip
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How To Overcome A Difficult Childhood - Vienna Pharaon
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