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It's Not Normal

Casey Smith
Mental Health
Narcissism
Narcissistic Family Dynamics
Intrusive Thoughts
Expectations
Family Dynamics
Separation Anxiety
Healing
Narcissistic Parents
Relationships
Hypervigilance
Perfectionism
Guilt
Emotional Healing
Self-Awareness
Communication
Productivity
Narcissistic Parenting
Emotional Manipulation
Gaslighting

Inspiring healing through mindfulness, education and self-discovery.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 181 ratings
  • Saved my sanity

    Thank you for doing this!! I really needed this

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    5
    kearylover246
    United States3 months ago
  • Comprehensive!!

    Thank you so much for compassionately and so clearly explaining all these areas of arrested development that happen when we are denied the ability to be accepted as we are. Also showing us how to free ourselves from these issues 👏🏼❤️

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    mcfloofer
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • This podcast is a work of art from the heart ✨

    Episode 8 “Bringing unhealthy behaviors into healthy relationships” is amazing. Thank you so much for your vulnerability and for making this beautiful podcast !!! You have such a way with words.

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    Demi from the candy land !
    United Statesa year ago
  • Eyeopening

    Thank you, for taking us with you on your healingjourney and sharing what you‘ve learnd. I’ve been working healing from my childhoodtrauma for quite a while now, but thanks to your Podcast, I’ve been able to realise and understand even more and connect already gained knowledge. I‘m so impressed by how well phrased you explain and analyse feelings, internalysed behaviors and thoughts and how they differ from people who grew up with healthy relationships. Thank you so much! All the best for you, d... more

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    Germanya year ago
  • Thank you.

    Bless you for doing this podcast.

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    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the honesty and relatability of the host's experiences, which help them feel less isolated in their struggles. They commend the compassionate approach to discussing complex emotional issues and endorse the podcast as a powerful tool for personal growth and healing.
The podcast is often described as enriching and a source of inspiration, with several reviewers noting how it resonates deeply with their own experiences.
Many find the discussions on childhood trauma and emotional intelligence particularly enlightening and beneficial to their own healing journeys.

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Something Different | It’s Not Normal | Ep. 50
Q: What drives you in life?
The host shares that being alive and the desire to make the most of time and relationships drives them, emphasizing gratitude for everyday experiences.
Q&A | It’s Not Normal | Ep. 35
Q: Does my family suffer from generational trauma, and how do I cope with it?
Yes, generational trauma can impact family dynamics, and coping involves understanding and distinguishing between the good and bad traits inherited from your family.
Q&A | It’s Not Normal | Ep. 35
Q: How do I stop feeling anger/resentment towards an emotionally immature parent?
Recognizing that you can and do experience anger and resentment is important. Learning to differentiate their actions from yourself may help alleviate some of that anger.
Q&A | It’s Not Normal | Ep. 35
Q: What should I do if I feel guilty about leaving my parents?
It is normal to feel guilt when distancing yourself from your family, especially when loyalty is deeply embedded by familial teachings. Acknowledging this guilt is part of the healing process.

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