Using Triangulation to Better Understand Yourself (Monthly Solo)

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Getting Out of the Unconscious Loyalty Trap (Mark Wolynn)

Mark Wolynn is a pioneer in the field of inherited family trauma, the director of the Family Constellation Institute in San Francisco, and author of the recently updated classic It Didn't Start with You (there’s also now a companion workbook). I find his work endlessly fascinatin ...  Show more

Reckoning with the End of a Relationship (Belle Burden)

After the shocking end of her marriage, Belle Burden chose not to let herself get erased. Today, we talk about what she chose instead and the person she’s evolved into since writing her stunning memoir Strangers. Burden reminds me that while we can’t always understand why people ...  Show more

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