So, I'm really excited for your new book, as I was telling you before we got rolling

there, like, I really think it's the perfect book at the perfect time and it deals with

a topic that literally everyone needs to learn more about and that's one of the things

that's so great about it and we all come from a family, you know, and even the best families

have, they have issues, you know, they got things they need to work out, no one's perfect.

So I just love this, I love that you created it and I just want to start by telling you

how excited I am to see it get out there and reach and help people.

Why thank you so much and I love that you say there is an assortment of issues that families

can have.

I think when we think of dysfunctional families, we tend to think about the worst case scenarios

when, you know, a disruptive argument is still a problem, it's not like it's no issues

ever.

There are some things that we can stand to work on in our relationships with family.

Yeah, absolutely, absolutely.

So what really inspired you to write this book about unhealthy family relationships?

After writing set boundaries, fine piece, I noticed so many people using language to,

oh my gosh, I love your book.

But how do I apply this with my family?

You know, it was like the boundaries book, they wanted this exception for family, even

though there was a chapter about how to set boundaries with families and it really

made me think about the deeper issues we have within our families, not just issues with

boundaries, but also sometimes issues with trauma, issues with communication, issues with

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