How Much of Your Parents' Pain Are You Still Carrying?

What happens when the pain we carry from childhood starts shaping the way we love, raise our children, and build our families? In this episode of Her Side of the Stories, Danni joins Asal Zara to talk about generational trauma, family relationships, and the patterns passed from parents to children. Growing up in a home shaped by difficult emotions, Danni learnt to protect herself by managing other people's feelings. Years later, she began to recognise how those experiences influenced her relationships, her sense of trust, and the choices she made as a mother. Danni Landa shares how she worked to break old family patterns, take responsibility for her own actions, and give her son a different experience of family relationships. She reflects on her family's history, her parents' influence, the end of her long-term relationship, and her decision to protect her son's bond with his father, even during difficult times. In this episode: • How generational trauma affects family relationships • Growing up with the emotional pain of previous generations • How childhood experiences shape trust and adult relationships • Recognising unhealthy family patterns before passing them on • Breaking the cycle of generational trauma through self-awareness • Learning to set boundaries and take responsibility for your choices • Protecting children from the pain of separation • Choosing a different approach to motherhood and co-parenting • Finding self-worth and building healthier relationships • Learning to write your own story instead of repeating the past Her Side of the Stories is a cinematic long-form interview podcast exploring extraordinary women’s lives from the inside. Each episode explores the experiences, relationships, identities, turning points, and choices that shaped who they became. Her Side of the Stories explores the inner lives behind the lives people see. Her Voice. Her Truth. Her Side. Breaking Generational Trauma and Family Patterns #generationaltrauma #breakingthecycle #womensstories