Rebeccah Silence explores how unmet needs from early life shape relationship patterns. She addresses what clients repeatedly struggle with and why we expect certain people to meet needs they were never equipped to fulfill.
We experience the same patterns around getting our needs met, around relationship dynamics, family dynamics with different characters in different costumes, until we've broken through traumas, patterns, heartbreaks that trained us not to expect our needs to get met. So just see if this resonates. All right. This isn't going to be true across the board, but I've never had a client that didn't come to me frustrated because in some way their needs weren't being met. And I always want people to think about, well, what did you learn growing up about the probability of your needs getting met? What did you see, modeled? Did you have parents whose needs were getting met?