How to Raise Kids Who Are Emotionally Healthier Than You Were w/ Terri Cole
In this episode, Cedric sits down with psychotherapist and author Terri Cole to talk about the emotional patterns we inherited from our parents and how they shape the way we love, parent, and show up in our relationships. They get into what emotional safety looks like in a marriage, how childhood wounds still show up in adulthood, and why asking better questions might be the most powerful thing you can do as a parent. Terri's new book Father Wound is available now wherever books are sold. Follow Terri on Instagram: / terricole Follow Ced on Instagram: / ced Check out the Household: https://the-household.circle.so/join-... Music by: / christianahmed_

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