In this very emotional podcast episode, David Loveless interviews Francis Anfuso on how we can see further healing from wounds that initially came from our parents.

Francis grew up in an extremely difficult home that people throughout the country thought would have been magnificent, but behind the curtains, it was everything but that.

Here is a part of his journey toward healing… and we believe, your journey toward healing.

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Here is a brief summary of today’s episode of “The Live True Podcast.”  You can use this as a reference or reminder of key things you feel like you need to pay attention to or pass on to others, in the next 7 days of your life.

We know that our pain can lead to our passion which can then lead to our purpose in life… unless we get jaded in that pain.

In the interview, we explore some of these questions and more:

• What does your journey look like when someone else’s script is informing your story, and the wounds remain unattended?
• What do you do when you can’t even relate to God as father?
• How can that be changed?
• Can a person who has been through any difficulty in their childhood, reclaim any part of that childhood?
• How can we process our experiences of:

A Wounded Heart

An Abandoned Child

The Neglected Child

The Fearful Child

The Embittered Child

The Abused Child

The Performance Driven Child

Resources mentioned in this podcast:

A.  The book- Father Wounds: Reclaiming your childhood. By Francis Anfuso. To get more info or to purchase click HERE.

B.  The softcover and/or audio version of our book Nothing to Prove: Find the Satisfaction and Significance You’ve Been Striving for at the Core of Your True Identity are both available now. 

To get yours now or get more info, click HERE.

C.  An earlier podcast in which David interviewed Francis Anfuso on the topic of “Perfectly Positioned” can be found by clicking HERE.

To find out more, listen to this podcast in its entirety by clicking on the play button.

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