Allison K. Dagney
Allison K. Dagney
Healing Childhood Abandonment and Rejection Wounds
Healing Childhood Abandonment and Rejection Wounds
Healing Childhood Abandonment and Rejection Wounds
Tuesday 1st July 2025
Explore healing childhood abandonment and rejection wounds to transform your adult relationships. Discover attachment styles and emotional recovery strategies.
45 minutes
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About this podcast
Author:
Allison K. Dagney
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Categories:
Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Mindful Recovery
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Understand childhood abandonment and rejection wounds.
- Learn how these wounds affect adult relationships.
- Explore attachment styles and their impact.
- Discover strategies for emotional healing.
- Empower yourself to foster healthier connections.
You're not destined to be left behind forever. You're not destined to be rejected and abandoned forever. This kind of healing is totally possible for you.
In this enlightening episode of 'Be A Better You Podcast,' host Allison K. Dagney delves into the profound topic of childhood abandonment and rejection wounds. These invisible emotional scars, often originating from childhood experiences, continue to influence our adult lives, particularly in the realm of relationships. Allison, a subconscious healing expert and best-selling author, shares her personal journey of overcoming a 20-year emotionally abusive relationship. Her mission is to guide others in healing these wounds.
Allison explains how these abandonment and rejection issues manifest in various ways, such as feeling unseen or unwanted, striving for validation through overachievement, or fearing the end of relationships during disagreements. These fears are rooted in childhood experiences where core needs for connection and belonging were unmet. The episode explores the concept of attachment styles, which can be secure, anxious, avoidant, or disorganized. Understanding these styles can be instrumental in recognizing how early emotional traumas affect current relationships.
Allison emphasizes the importance of not relying solely on labels but using them as tools for healing. Listeners are encouraged to take action to repair these wounds, as healing is possible and can lead to more fulfilling and secure relationships. Allison shares anecdotes from her coaching practice, illustrating how unresolved abandonment and rejection wounds can lead individuals to attract partners who struggle with vulnerability.
Overall, the episode offers hope and empowerment, assuring listeners that they are not destined to be left behind or rejected forever. With the right approach and support, healing can be achieved gently and swiftly. Allison invites listeners to reach out for assistance and provides ways to connect with her for further support.