
Hosted by Ke'Onda Washington · EN

Flower Child the Podcast was created to serve adult children of addicts and dysfunctional families who are navigating the often unseen impact of childhood trauma in adulthood.Many survivors grow up believing their coping mechanisms are simply “who they are,” unaware that people-pleasing, emotional shutdown, hyper-independence, and fear of abandonment are survival responses formed in childhood. Flower Child exists to gently bring awareness to these patterns—without judgment—and offer pathways toward healing.Hosted by trauma-informed advocate Ke’Onda Washington, the podcast blends lived experience, spiritually-based insight, and nervous-system-safe practices to help listeners reconnect with their authentic selves. Each episode is designed to feel grounding, validating, and accessible, honoring the truth that healing does not happen through force—but through safety.At its heart, Flower Child the Podcast believes this:This is a space for reflection, restoration, and growth.A place to bloom after years of wiliting.Healing doesn’t require reliving the past—only acknowledging it with compassion.

Hey Yall, This episode comes with a warning, especially for the Moms who may be tuning in. In this episode, my friend Kiya and I deep dive into our relationships with our mothers and what needs to occur for the healing to begin. That relationship isn't always the easiest to navigate, while also being a difficult one to talk about. No matter what angle you approach it from. From what I've experienced, it takes great strength and vulnerability to express the depths of your heart, especially about a parent or parent figure. However, I hope that you enjoy it! Take what resonates and let the rest go!! If you would like to be a part of FCTPC, please head over to www. Flowerchildthepodcast.com and let me know what's on your mind. Healing conversations will always be my go-to when addressing complex situations. In the words of toxic rapper Future, "Dress it up and make it real for me!"

Hey beautiful people! We are excited to be back with another open and honest conversation about family and what those relationships look like while on your healing journey. Next, you will hear me (Ke'Onda) speak about my process leading up to the conversation and some rituals used to help navigate those big\hard feelings, especially how I hold myself when triggered. Then, of course, we have another Blooming Black Business #BBB, our very own Aunty Lauren, as she embraces her role as a spiritual director. If you're interested, please schedule your free consultation at www.flowerchildthepodcast.com Last, but not least, Lauren blesses us with another affirmation for the week which is "Find {YOUR} Flow! #FindFlow We hope that you enjoy this episode. Remember to rate, share and review this podcast. Until next time, Love you Later, and thanks for supporting our bloom!

Hey beautiful people! This week we are back with our first Controversial Corner of the season discussing generational wealth. What is it? What do you consider wealth? How do you build it? What is important to pass down generationally? Ke’Onda and Auntie Lauren offer their thoughts on the topic and welcome yours. Let us know what you think and what kinds of generational wealth you’re building within your family and communities of belonging. www.flowerchildthepodcast.com

Hey beautiful people! We are excited to be back with another open and honest conversation about what it means to take on the role of an “auntie” in our families and communities. In this episode, we discuss how we are embracing the role of “auntie” in our own lives and sharing why we feel “aunties” are so important to our families and communities. This episode is laid back and full of laughs as we say heeeyyyyy to all our fellow aunties out there supporting others to BLOOM! Plus you’ll hear Lauren shoutout this week’s Blooming Black Business, Wylie’s Gourmet Cafe and Desserts in Greensboro, NC www.wyliesgourmetcafe.com And lastly don’t miss our Post-It Note affirmation of the week: “Love is always loving YOU!”

Hey Yall! In this episode, I have the pleasure of diving deep with a good friend about raising children you didn't physically birth. We all know that this walk within motherhood looks different for us all. Listen as Erika explains what it's like being a mother to her two nieces. I also share parts of my sacred journey with motherhood as a sister Mom. I hope that you enjoy this episode. Want to be a guest? Head over to www.flowerchildthepodcast.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Also, If there is a topic you would like to hear discussed, please let me know. Although usually journal entries are a private matter, I have weekly journal prompts located on the website to help you along your journey. So, if you are open to it, answer this week's question, and you could hear your response in the next episode. We heal better together. #Tribevibes.

Hello Beautiful people, Welcome to season 3 of Flower child. The Podcast. I am so so grateful to be back in this space and in this time with you all. This season I have the pleasure of hosting alongside one of my most favorite people, Lauren Cunningham. Lauren is based in Greensboro, NC. Lauren is married, a community-based collective care facilitator, and a certified Spiritual Director in her last year of training. You will grow to love her just as we all do. You can find out more about Lauren and all things Flower Child at www.flowrchildthepodcast.com In this episode, I reflect on what I’ve learned since starting the podcast and what We’re excited about for season three! We also share with listeners how we are staying deeply rooted these days and blooming in our own ways. Plus you’ll hear fan favorite segments like Blooming Black Business and Post-It Notes.

Hello Beautiful people and welcome back to Flower Child. The Podcast! I am super excited to join you guys again, after such a long well needed break. On this episode I had the privilege of chatting with a friend, who not only opened my eyes to the mental health world but who also was willing to share their journey, as they learned to navigate life with a Mother who was diagnosed with a mental illness. Sincere opens up about the residue left behind from being a child of someone who was deemed "Crazy" I had to break this episode down into multiple parts because that just how good and complex this episode was. I hope that you enjoy it. Know that I've missed you all deeply and that I am grateful for all of the encougment received around continuing my journey as a podcaster! I look forward to reconnecting with you guys on a more steady basis soon! Until then, Peace, Love and Light!

Yesss! I told ya'll I'm bringing Black Wall Street to the podcast! Hey Good people, I hope you all are doing fantastic. On this weeks #BBB I interviewed my good Friend Lauren Jay who specializes in transforming people from the inside out! I like to think of her as the Fit Beauty Queen! She was gracious enough to share her time to talk about her journey into entrepreneurship! I hope that his episode leaves you full and inspired. You can find Lauren and her offerings at www.bosslife.com and also www.enhancedhealth.go.herballife.com FB: Lauren Jay

Hey Good people, On this episode I explain what Negative ancestral patterns are to me and how I decided to break those that no longer served my family. I hope this show gives you the courage to step into your power so that you can do things a different way! You are the chosen one and as scary as they may seem.. You've got this and that's Why God choose you! I love you! www.flowerchildthepodcast.com