Inner Wounded Child - Which Type Of Inner Wounded Child Are You?

In todays video I am going to talk about the inner wounded child and specifically help you discover which type of inner wounded child you are.

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Hi, I'm Kenny 👋

I specialize in helping you heal from emotional hurt so you can elevate your life by helping you get comfortable with feeling uncomfortable.

I am an advocate for truth and healing. So naturally, therefore, my emotional mastery method might initially feel a bit rough. But, when you start finding answers to the questions you ask yourself (even those you're afraid of), break free from self-destructing behaviors, and begin loving yourself and living your best life, you will feel powerful and empowered.

If you have looked everywhere, are desperate for a solution, and you're ready to stop being held hostage by your emotional misery, your journey to emotional mastery starts here.

It's the secret to finding yourself!

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[janethomas]

People that have wounded you and traumatized you will not heal you, but the truth will.

[__-bcbs]

I remember when I was a kid I actually thought adults were grown up… 🤔 Now I know better…

[sararichardson]

Gosh! After giving birth to me, my Mother was sectioned. Whilst pregnant she was angry, depressed stressed and resentful with her life, my father and her being, once again, pregnant with her 6th child. I did not bond with her as a consequence. An old aunt was shipped in to cover mother’s duties. Mother divorced dad when I was 8 and I-never saw him again. All I-ever heard her say was: ‘never get married, never have children”. Needless to say I never did and have o lay had dysfunctional relationships (narcs) I’m alone now and feel I’m on an even keel. I’m learning lots from people like you Kenny. I saw 4 counsellors over the years and learnt not a fraction of what I;ve learned here on YouTube. They just sat and listened offering me no insights such as I’m finding here. Thank you from the bottom of my broken heart.

[Amandahugginkizz]

There are 2 diff people in this world. Those who will admit their childhood had a huge impact on every aspect of their life leading up to today, and those who will never admit to their childhood being anything less then perfect.

[StoneWaterGlass]

Parents can be severe sadists, even kill their own. so, to protect them like you do is sometimes not the way to go. they have enormous guilt

[SouLightness]

"We have a bunch of wounded children making decisions". Thats what i observe inside me and all around me....30 years trying to heal and a body and brain full of disabling symptoms. I wish i could afford your courses but i cannot. Maybe listening and actively loving me to the best of my ability will work. ..thank you🙏❤️

[litrugia]

I lost my mother earlier this year in January. Up until this moment, I literally had absolutely no idea I was such a traumatised person suffering from cptsd. When I left home at 17, I packed my dysfunctional 17 years of living with parents into a big box and popped it on the shelf. And left it all behind. Not having any clue about how those 17 years would taint the next 26. Married, and 5 children later, I think it’s an actual miracle of God that I am still married. And my kids are doing ok. There’s cracks though. I reached my limit of what I could tolerate emotionally as I nursed my mother in my home as she died from cancer. And then that big old box fell down from the shelf, and every other box I had placed there. Dang!!! Even the shelf fell down, so I really had to start addressing some of this stuff, as I just couldn’t get it back in the boxes and the shelf was broken. I was so unbelievably broken. I have never experienced such brokenness.
I started researching how to deal with the trauma of caring for a loved one in death. One thing led to another and bang!!! I found you Kenny.
What I like about you is that you don’t completely blame the parents for causing the problem. We are all perfectly imperfect. They were broken too and didn’t even have Youtube!!!! What the heck?! How do ppl cope without YT??
What else I like about your content is you call me out. You expose my inner motives and monologue and encourage me to own my stuff. There’s no other way to get better, if you won’t take a look at your junk and own it. I’m glad I found you.

[dogontherun]

Wow, Kenny. Thank you for going places no one else will go. You touched on so much!

[shaneransom]

I’ve watched 1.5 videos, and you are a breath of fresh air. It’s a great relief to know, not everyone walking the face of the earth is a narcissist. Thank you.

[sanataj]

26 mins - I agree about over-diagnosing narcissism. It's like a trend/fad/fashion. I have been called that several times and also autistic. I think the latter is because of not being in touch with my feelings, or having poor communication skills.

[sherrysarpu]

Parents only know what they were taught! Learned behavior.

[EverettePouncey-nbnv]

I earned a degree in marriage and family therapy back about 1990. I read every book by John Bradshaw, Beattie, Black, and several others as I went through a masters program. When in my studies I saw for the first time " autonomy versus shame and doubt" . The word "doubt" caught my attention. I had my confidence stolen from me and it has cost me so very much my whole life! I have not quit nor stopped trying to get back a lot of what was stolen from me!! Love you Kenny along with John Bradshaw!!!

[nylaclancy]

The vible says.." my ppl are destroyed for lack of knowledge". You are giving us sonething so valuable.. Thankyou ❣️

[myofasciatherapy]

Are you such a breeze of inside Beauty! Both knowledge and self-knowledge and masculine Energy. What an example. Great you included the Empath issue!

[brittanylevinson]

I just found you and I’m glad I did. I’m happily married and have a happy life but working through loose ends is always worth it.

[mentalSteve]

Loved the sarcastic part cause that's blunt truth. I'm mostly sarcastic mostly cause I'm so numb to the point that I can't communicate most ways. Cause I overthink. And sarcasm is a way to bring smiles to others. To help me remember to smile.

[jeankipper]

I think you are right. And I think the people who want relief from pain enough to do this work, will do so. Thanks for the information. But the ones causing the damage, specifically my own and many other parents, narcissists both, will never do so in this life.

So it's 1) to do the work, and 2) figure out how to function in this insane world.

[MissLisaBowes]

Thank you for recognizing this truth about those who have struggled that way. Yes, I spent time in a hospital a while back and they could not understand this was what it was. I was even saying so. They tested me like I was a woman just having a tantrum. All those things I packed away in all those neat little boxes fell down on me all at once because I hit my limit of what I could emotionally take. It took me so long to fully pick myself back up. I would say 10 years. It’s a process and I have to work on it each day.

[mariacliment]

I totally agree with you. It all comes to Childhood abuse. If we all learnt about these things, a better world would arise out there❤

[kims]

We still have wounded child adults walking around in masks 3 years later. It's definitely sad to see.