Get ready for a powerful conversation about how our earliest experiences shape the way we love, connect, and heal. In this episode, we’re diving deep into early childhood experiences and the lasting impact of trauma on intimacy, emotional connection, and overall relational well-being.

We’ll explore how attachment styles formed in early life influence adult relationships, the ways unresolved trauma can show up in our connections and sexual wellness, and the role of trauma-informed care—including emerging approaches like Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy—in fostering healing and resilience.

Leading this conversation is Kelly, a Clinical Social Worker and therapist at Kind Heart Therapy, who brings a wealth of knowledge from both her professional practice and her experience as a parent. Joining her is Kingsley Moyo, Registered Psychologist at Life Collective Counselling, who offers grounded insight and thoughtful questions throughout the episode.

Tune in for a heartfelt, clinically informed, and deeply human look at how the past can inform the present—and how healing is always possible.

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Roots & Ripples: How Early Experiences Shape Us