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Welcome home. I'm Dr. Tama, a minister, licensed psychologist, and sacred artists.

And this is Homecoming, a podcast to facilitate your journey home to yourself.

While I will provide weekly inspiration and mental health tips, this

podcast is not a substitute for therapy. I'm so excited you're on the journey. If you

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I am so glad that you all are with me again for another episode of the Homecoming

podcast, and today's topic is

healing, mending, repairing broken friendships and this topic was actually requested by two of our two different listeners who

emailed me at homecoming podcast at gmail.com with the request for some tips on fixing a broken friendship.

And I think this is so important because friendships

that last over time, over seasons,

they go through changes because we change.

The reality is that as we get older, we grow and change our taste change, our habits, our

desires and needs, our expectations, all these things can change and even we can develop separate circles from each other.

And so then trying to figure out what is my place in this person's life and what is their place in mind?

And do we want to repair this friendship?

So you may want to start with looking at what is it that created the divide.

So sometimes there was not a specific event,

but over time you grew apart, like no one is particularly angry at the other person

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