Send us a text In this episode of Everyday Something, Dina and Jules open up about the things we carry with us from growing up — the patterns, beliefs, and coping mechanisms that quietly shape who we become. We talk honestly about childhood experiences and trauma, not in a heavy or clinical way, but in a human one. This conversation is about recognizing patterns, questioning where they came from, and gently learning how to respond differently. We share what healing has looked like for us —awa...
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Send us a text In this episode of Everyday Something, Dina and Jules open up about the things we carry with us from growing up — the patterns, beliefs, and coping mechanisms that quietly shape who we become. We talk honestly about childhood experiences and trauma, not in a heavy or clinical way, but in a human one. This conversation is about recognizing patterns, questioning where they came from, and gently learning how to respond differently. We share what healing has looked like for us —awa...
Healing Doesn’t Always Look Like Healing: The Stories We Carry?
Everyday Something Podcast
27 minutes
1 week ago
Healing Doesn’t Always Look Like Healing: The Stories We Carry?
Send us a text In this episode of Everyday Something, Dina and Jules open up about the things we carry with us from growing up — the patterns, beliefs, and coping mechanisms that quietly shape who we become. We talk honestly about childhood experiences and trauma, not in a heavy or clinical way, but in a human one. This conversation is about recognizing patterns, questioning where they came from, and gently learning how to respond differently. We share what healing has looked like for us —awa...
Everyday Something Podcast
Send us a text In this episode of Everyday Something, Dina and Jules open up about the things we carry with us from growing up — the patterns, beliefs, and coping mechanisms that quietly shape who we become. We talk honestly about childhood experiences and trauma, not in a heavy or clinical way, but in a human one. This conversation is about recognizing patterns, questioning where they came from, and gently learning how to respond differently. We share what healing has looked like for us —awa...
