How to heal parental trauma through prayer
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Scars often remind us of past hurt, but what about the ones we can’t see? Internal wounds can come from many places: abuse, neglect, betrayal. But one source that comes up time and again is trauma caused by parents. For years, the advice was to stay silent. But unspoken pain doesn’t go away—and often leads to deeper struggles. That’s why we invited Lin Button from the Healing Prayer School to join Donna Birrell and unpack the impact of parental wounds.
Released on 30 May 2025
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