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Re-Parenting Your Inner Child: A Journey to Rediscovering Joy
Many adults carry wounds from childhood that quietly shape their emotions and behaviors. These unresolved feelings often block the path to genuine happiness. Re-parenting your inner child offers a way to heal those wounds and find joy again. This process involves nurturing the part of you that still holds childhood pain, unmet needs, or confusion. It is a journey of self-compassion and growth that can transform your emotional life. Understanding the Inner Child The inner chil
Liana McLeod
1 day ago3 min read


Understanding People Pleasing and the Fawn Response in Relationships
For many, people-pleasing isn’t just about being kind or considerate—it’s a survival strategy. The fawn response is when our nervous system learns to keep us safe by putting others first, smoothing over conflict, or staying agreeable at all costs. At one time, this response may have helped you feel secure in difficult relationships or environments. But over time, it can leave you feeling exhausted, unseen, or unsure of what you truly need. You might find yourself automatical
Liana McLeod
Sep 52 min read


Beneath the mask of calm, anxiety tells a different story.
Anxiety can feel a lot like masking. On the outside, you may appear calm, capable, or agreeable—while inside you’re carrying worry, tension, and overwhelm. Masking often means hiding your true feelings or needs in order to keep the peace, avoid judgment, or meet expectations. Over time, this constant performance can become exhausting, leaving you anxious, disconnected, and unsure of who you really are beneath the mask.] Quiz: Is It Anxiety or Masking? For each statement, choo
Liana McLeod
Aug 172 min read
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