Do you know the five signs displayed by a toxic person? Imagine that toxic person is a family member. Yikes! You cannot entertain or keep that person around, or you risk destroying your peace of mind. Check back tonight for my video release on the five signs toxic family members display. Make sure you like, share, and follow my pages to get the latest updates and connect with me on the web. Im sending you peace ,love and light!

What's a six letter word that can affect your future for the better or the worse? F-A-M-I-L-Y. Be a good parent to your children and give them a healthy home life, and you will save them from future self-esteem problems, toxic relationships, and personality mishaps formed under the duress of childhood trauma. #STOPchildhoodtrauma #reimagineworlds #stopchildhoodtrama

I know how difficult it is to have this conversation about dysfunctional family members because it goes against everything we have been taught in society about the importance of family. Family is important. That is correct. We just have not been provided guidance when our family members are toxic and unhealthy. Until now.

Who is your favorite dysfunctional television family? These five television families are some of the most dysfunctional in television history.

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Sometimes something is brought to your attention because you're supposed to act on it. Maybe what you see and learn here is meant for you to help someone else. It's not always about you. So heed the call and be prepared to help someone who may need you. Even if you didn't grow up in a dysfunctional family, there are people you know and love who did. Watch this video and my others to understand them a little better.

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Children who grew up in dysfunctional homes come from all walks of life. Even some celebrities experienced childhood trauma. Imagine running a mile to your home during lunch break from school daily to remove your wet bed sheets your mother had put in the window for your friends and neighbors to see. Actor Michael Landon described this experience when he was a teen during an interview in 1990. At the time, he believed he was the only teenager who wet the bed. It's likely his unhealthy upbringing and dysfunctional parents contributed to his bedwetting. But he didn't let his toxic upbringing define him. He went on to become a popular actor and celebrity on Bonanza, Little House on the Prarie, and Highway to Heaven. He passed away in 1991. You can overcome your dysfunctional upbringing like Michael Landon and me. To learn how, pick up my book on Amazon

Wondering if you grew up in a dysfunctional family? Check out this quick video to learn some of the common characteristics of dysfunctional families and compare them to your own. Don't worry. You're not alone if you have a dysfunctional family. Reach out if you have questions or want to chat.