Escaping Painful Feelings- A Prison of Our Own Making, with Angela Legh

Angela Legh‘s father was a raging alcoholic who abused his daughters in every way. As a child, she made a decision to reject anger; her father was angry and she didn’t want to be like him. She grew up and married a man with a similar background to her, but he embraced anger as his go-to reaction. She had an emotionally abusive marriage; she stayed for 32 years until a wildfire destroyed their home. This event caused her to reassess her life and choose her needs before his for the first time. She went on a journey of self-discovery and learned many tools for emotional mastery, which she now shares with children through her stories.

3,700 kids attempt suicide every day in the US. In fact, suicide is the second leading cause of death for kids aged 10-24. Angela’s children’s book series, the Bella Santini Chronicles, plants seeds of emotional mastery in kids aged 8-12, so they are prepared to face the struggles of the teen years. Angela along with Tony will provide tools and tips on this interview to help overcome adversity.

1. You had a hard childhood; how did that impact your adult life?
2. A terrible wildfire was the catalyst for a significant life change; can you tell us more about that?
3. Can you tell us about your healing journey?
4. What stood out as a significant step in your self-growth?
5. How and why do you incorporate emotional mastery tools in a children’s story?

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