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    Ending The Cycle Of Inherited Family Trauma
    Ending The Cycle Of Inherited Family Trauma
    Ending The Cycle Of Inherited Family Trauma
    Audiobook57 minutes

    Ending The Cycle Of Inherited Family Trauma

    Written by Mark Wolynn

    Narrated by Justine Willis Toms

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    About this audiobook

    Inherited family traumas may be at the core of our inability to succeed in life. Wolynn’s research has shown that unresolved traumatic events in our families can hinder how success flows to us and how well we are able to receive it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNew Dimensions Foundation
    Release dateMar 12, 2023
    ISBN9781987118551
    Ending The Cycle Of Inherited Family Trauma

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    • 5/5
      If you are planning on reading his book, this is a good intro.
    • 5/5
      Very inspiring, thank you. I am looking forward to reading /listening Marks book about healing trauma.
    • 2/5
      I had a reflexive dislike in the beginning, it was so preachy about forgiving and hugging your parents despite the fact that a lot of traumatized parents react to their trauma by abusing their children in overt and covert ways. It can become a coping method for them to destruct their own children and by setting the stage for that destruction and watching it play out find relief for old wounds.

      But with that said it was not such a bad listen all in all, i feel like the author does have a point, but I do worry he is the kind of therapist that's likely to find excuses for even the most terrible abuse.