Hello and welcome back to another expand podcast episode with yours truly Elizabeth April.

Today I want to talk about my observations with generational parenting.

Yeah, this is a big one. No matter what generation you are in,

you're going to be able to really resonate with this content. I don't have a structure for this

episode. I just kind of want to rant a little bit and see where it goes, but this is definitely

an observation that I have witnessed a lot in the past couple of months.

2021 is really showing and exposing the truth.

In plain sight, right in front of our eyes, we can choose to look at it and listen and change,

or we can choose to look away and continue our

lives. Either way, I am glad that you are here listening to this episode. So I want to talk about

recent parents these days and then move into kind of the older generations. It's all basically the same theme.

So this is what I've witnessed, not necessarily in my own life, maybe in part in my own life,

but mostly on the outside world. Now, when I was taking clients, I really enjoyed that part of my

life, but I did it for quite some

time, probably like eight years of taking clients.

Then I got to the point where it was really exhausting for me to do what I was doing.

So either way, but I learned so, so much from it.

I had clients who were ranging between 16 years old. I think actually the youngest client I ever had was

around 10, obviously someone's kid all the way to, I think the oldest client I had was 92, right?

So 10 years old to 92. Pretty awesome. So I got the perspective of parents on the side of the child and the side of

the parent many, many times, many different ages and many different generations. I got both sides of it.

And what I found was the biggest trauma, the biggest issue in many of these clients' lives, the biggest kind of

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