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#155 - Does Your Child Think You're the Problem?

#155 - Does Your Child Think You're the Problem?

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What happens when the behavior that triggers you most is something you recognize in yourself?

In this conversation, we explore what it means to be on the receiving end of harsh criticism, and the shock of realizing we’ve done the same thing to others.

This episode unpacks grandiosity as a protective strategy, how shame and powerlessness drive disconnection, and what it looks like to respond with clarity, boundaries, and care, especially as a parent.

We'll Discuss:

•Why grandiosity and criticism are often self-protection, not character flaws

•How to respond when someone is attacking or diagnosing you

•The difference between being “good” and being real in relationships

•How to set boundaries without shutting down connection

•Why your child (or partner) reflecting your past can be a powerful opportunity for healing

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