In the 5th episode, Victor and Deanna dive into the patterns of behavior their parents modeled for them as children. While both of them want to shift the paradigms that were not healthy, they end the episode sharing the personality traits they are proud to have now.&nbsp;
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Trauma and Relationships

Each person has a unique path when learning to live alongside trauma. To us, healing is an ongoing process. We do not say, “We’re healed” or pretend to be happy all the time. Rather, we are finding our own creative way to cope and manage with the pain of our past. We’re not looking to be “healed.” We are Healing Every Day.