Danielle Hassebrock
Danielle Hassebrock
You Can Love Someone From a Far
You Can Love Someone From a Far
You Can Love Someone From a Far
Thursday 3rd February 2022
Danielle Hassebrock explores setting healthy boundaries with toxic family members and co-parents. Learn how to love from a distance.
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Danielle Hassebrock
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Categories:
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Sobriety Toolkit
Relationships & Community
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Get the buttons here!Loving from a Distance: Navigating Boundaries with Toxic Loved Ones
It's knowing who you are, knowing your truth and respecting yourself and loving yourself, accepting that person for who they are and also accepting the fact that, no matter what situation that we are in in life, we're going to be the villain or the bad person in somebody's eyes, somebody's story.
How do you care for someone who brings more harm than good into your life? In this episode of 'Empowerment by Strength & Faith', Danielle Hassebrock tackles the tricky subject of setting boundaries with toxic family members and co-parents. Danielle starts by discussing the necessity of accepting people as they are, while also recognizing that some relationships can be damaging. She dives into the importance of establishing healthy boundaries, even if it means loving someone from a distance.
This isn't easy, especially for survivors of abuse who might wrestle with guilt and shame. But Danielle reassures listeners that it's crucial to know your own truth and respect yourself. She encourages those struggling to speak up and seek help, emphasizing that there is no shame in doing so. Danielle also reminds us that our past and present do not define us; we have the power to prioritize ourselves, love ourselves, and respect ourselves.
As she wisely puts it, 'It's knowing who you are, knowing your truth and respecting yourself and loving yourself, accepting that person for who they are and also accepting the fact that, no matter what situation that we are in in life, we're going to be the villain or the bad person in somebody's eyes, somebody's story'.
This episode offers a compassionate look at a tough topic, providing valuable advice and support for survivors of abuse and anyone grappling with toxic relationships.