What if the key to transforming your life in relationship lies hidden in our past?

What if you were able to realize your authentic self by discovering and addressing your origin

story?

Interesting.

In this episode of The Dernoline Show, I'm joined with Vienna Ferron, who dives into

the intriguing concept of origin stories.

Their role in shaping our belief systems, and how breaking family patterns can liberate

us to so much more, and by the way we live and by the way we love.

Vienna shares how even seemingly insignificant behaviors within our family systems can profoundly

influence our self, perception, and impact our relationships, as well as how we often

overlook the consequences of trading authenticity for connection and how we can strive to develop

authenticity.

Let's be authentic to ourselves and to others, and by acknowledging that and working

through the pain rooted in our origin stories.

Vienna Ferron is a licensed marriage and family therapist, and one of New York City's

most sought after relationship therapist.

She has dedicated her life to this, she has practiced therapy for more than 15 years,

and is a founder of a group practice, mindful marriage and family therapy.

She received her master's in science and marriage and family therapy from Northwestern University

and trained extensively at the Family Institute Betty D. Harris, Family and Child Clinic.

Ferron has been featured in the Economist, Vice, Motherly, and has led workshops all over

the place for Peloton and Netflix and many many others.

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