Navigating Trauma's Journey
Orit emphasizes the importance of patience when addressing trauma, highlighting that healing is a unique process for each individual and couple. Dedeker discusses the varying perspectives on labels, noting how they can provide comfort and clarity for some, while others may resist being defined by them. This conversation delves into the complexities of understanding oneself and the impact of labels on personal growth.In this clip
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