A mother tells Karamo she's homeless and blames her daughter for breaking their bond. Tyisha pushes back: the daughter is still a child, and the mother needs to take accountability instead of making her responsible for adult problems.
She broke the bond. She broke it. She was my best friend. I shared everything with her, but she keep breaking that bond.
I need you to hear something, 'cause what I realized immediately outside the lack of communication is that the child-parent dynamic here is way off. And the child-parent dynamic here is way off because of you. I'm telling you, she's a child. She's a child.
I just felt like this particular time, I said, "Tyisha, you know I just came from being homeless." I said, "I just need your support for one month until I get this job." I got that job. That's why I said I can't be up here acting crazy. I'm a behavior therapist now, okay? Yes, I am. I am. I've been at the training for 6 to 8 weeks, and that's why I told Tyisha to stop pushing me, y'all. 'Cause I was in training for my job and Taisha already had made me lose a job.
[Speaker:KARAMO] If you are a behavioral therapist, it's not my job to question or not, I'm not looking for your license. What I am noticing is that if you have that training, similar to me, you would know that saying my daughter's the reason I lost my job is not accountability. Saying that my daughter's the reason this or that happened shows that there's a parent-child dynamic that's not healthy. And then what you would do is you would say, well, you know what? I gotta make clearer boundaries with my daughter. And from the fact that you said she was the person that I talked to, the fact that you said she was my best friend, you're not even gonna lose your best friend, you're gonna lose your daughter. My question is, do you wanna lose your daughter?
No, I don't.
You don't?
No.
Okay.
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