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Dawn Chitty
HOW MY PARENTS RAISED ME
What happened to you growing up? In this podcast Dawn Chitty holds space for this important question, and the answers are extraordinary. In these deep, raw and honest conversations you will hear from inspirational & courageous humans who want you to know, you are not alone. We share truth, rock bottom moments, turning points and hard-won wisdom to help you heal, grow and thrive. The strength of the human spirit is palpable in every episode. Hosted on Acast. See
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5.0 stars from 733 ratings
“Dawn Chitty is such a compassionate, humble, patient, personable woman. I actually happen to find her podcast on audible. I’ve been listening to her ever since. When I listen to her podcast, I have to admit that at least every single time I am touched and can relate to the stories that are being...”Read full review »
Elmofrass via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/15/24
Wake up little one
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“This podcast has been my life line since the beginning of 2023. I’m nearly 38 years old and am just now getting to know my inner child because of the stories shared here. I hope some day to share my story too.”
MandyMayhem868 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/23/23
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“Your podcast is helping me so much. Thank you for sharing all these stories that help me so much more than traditional talk therapy. Thanks to you I am growing and starting to understand at 54 how I can find my way out of transgenerational trauma.”
val7513 via Apple Podcasts ·
France ·
11/28/23
Recent Episodes
Published 05/23/24
Why do you feel so unworthy and like nothing you do is ever enough? Why are you are trapped in trying to please everyone? Why do you believe that if you could achieve more, you could finally feel good about yourself? Why do you believe at the deepest level, you are completely alone? In this...
Published 05/20/24
Toxic mothers, alcoholism, addiction
Reagan needed her Mom, but her Mom wasn’t there. She was physically there, but she was an alcoholic and Reagan felt that although her Mom loved her, she didn’t like her very much. Her Mom’s behaviour could be erratic and she could be rude and uncaring and...
Published 05/16/24
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