Reflecting Goodness
When overwhelmed, we often crave reassurance from loved ones that we are fundamentally good, rather than being reminded of our shortcomings. Instead of punitive responses, offering understanding and support can help foster emotional growth. Sharing personal experiences from childhood can serve as a powerful tool to connect and heal after difficult moments.In this clip
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