Small Lies, BIG SHAME – How telling “little truths” reduces the toxic shame of childhood trauma In this video I explore how we can fool ourselves into thinking “small lies” are harmless, when in factor they reinforce a feeling of shame and being unauthentic. We look at the power of practicing telling “little truths” every day and how it compounds and consolidate into deep sense of safety and wholeness.
Small Lies, BIG SHAME – How telling “little truths” reduces the toxic shame of childhood trauma.
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