Does a parent's trauma affect their children?
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\nAzzah grew up in Australia with parents who were from Russia and who had survived the war. They were traumatised. It could be a beautiful, sunny Australian day and her parents were reacting to things that had happened decades before, in a different country, in a different time. And that’s the thing about trauma. It doesn’t matter what’s happening in the here and now, it stays with us and changes our lives forever. Azzah says she was born a therapist. She needed to fix and save and she would swing back and forth between loving her parents and hating them. She felt unloved, unsupported and at times suicidal. Azzah has a refreshing take on healing and some unique insights into trauma and healing that you will definitely find helpful. You can find Azzah on HER WEBSITE.
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