In this episode of Triggered and True, host Brian Freise and emotional health consultant Laura Duncan explore trust through the Compassion Method lens. They reveal trust as an internal rebuild—rooted in childhood pain, not external fixes. Betrayal hurts, but healing comes from self-trust, compassion for triggers, and aligning decisions with your true self. Key Insights Trust's Roots: Unmet early needs create self-doubt; address pain first to foster safer relationships. Biblical examples like...
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In this episode of Triggered and True, host Brian Freise and emotional health consultant Laura Duncan explore trust through the Compassion Method lens. They reveal trust as an internal rebuild—rooted in childhood pain, not external fixes. Betrayal hurts, but healing comes from self-trust, compassion for triggers, and aligning decisions with your true self. Key Insights Trust's Roots: Unmet early needs create self-doubt; address pain first to foster safer relationships. Biblical examples like...
(Ep. 47) Connecting the Compassion Method™ to Your Faith (Part 3)
Triggered and True
48 minutes
1 year ago
(Ep. 47) Connecting the Compassion Method™ to Your Faith (Part 3)
This is the third installment of Laura and Brian continuing the discussion of how the Compassion Method™ can help you live your faith more authentically and shame-free.
Triggered and True
In this episode of Triggered and True, host Brian Freise and emotional health consultant Laura Duncan explore trust through the Compassion Method lens. They reveal trust as an internal rebuild—rooted in childhood pain, not external fixes. Betrayal hurts, but healing comes from self-trust, compassion for triggers, and aligning decisions with your true self. Key Insights Trust's Roots: Unmet early needs create self-doubt; address pain first to foster safer relationships. Biblical examples like...
